Elle magazine name their Top 12 female guitarists ever
Well, Elle magazine have just named their twelve top female guitarists ever and, in a world traditionally dominated by the male, it makes for pretty good reading.»
The Breeders News
Devo, Breeders and lots more for ATP '09
Spotted on the board bright and early this morning and confirmed today by us, ATP has announced next year's curators to be The Breeders.»
WIN! Tickets to La Route Du Rock festival in France
DiS has a pair of tickets to give away to the splendid La Route Du Rock festival, held in Saint Malo, France, with Foals and Fuck Buttons»
Grinderman's Jim on Latitude Festival: thinking pink
DiS digs Grinderman and likes Latitude Festival a fair bit, too. So here's the band's Jim Scalavunos talking a bit about it»
Chart round-up: weather-beaten crotch
A week’s a long time in the UK single charts. Songs can go up, songs can go down, songs can sometimes stay the same. It’s stirring stuff, and you need a guiding hand to lead you through it»
Trashy mouth: Stephen Malkmus a ‘bitch’, says Kim Deal
Two of indie-rock’s most elegant veterans have been slinging dirt clods at each other. Kim Deal of Pixies and The Breeders has accused Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus of “being a bit of a bitch” in an interview with Time Out»
Grinderman eye-up Santogold as Summercase hots up
More names have been added to the bill for this year's Summercase»
My Bloody Valentine headline Bestival 2008 bill
My Bloody Valentine are the first headline act to be announced for this year’s Bestival.»
Breeders breeding in UK and Ireland come spring
After announcing the Breeders return with album number four, Kim Deal’s lot have finalised some UK and Ireland tour plans for April. »
New Pixies album? "Hell, no," says Kim Deal
That new Pixies album is looking as likely as a Smiths reunion, and Kim Deal admits that the whole recording embargo is her doing: "[it's] because I don't want to". In a frank interview with Rolling Stone, the living legend admits that she hates bands »
Five-months pregnant Breeders name new baby
More news on the new Breeders album – following reports yesterday on the early details of the new record, label 4AD have expanded; naming album, tracks, release date.»
New Deal: Breeders album #4 on the way
Kim Deal’s The Breeders have announced the first details regarding their new record.»
Albini to produce next Breeders LP
Big Black/Shellac man avec specs Steve Albini has been drafted in to produce The Breeders' fourth studio album...»
25 Years of 4AD - Shows galore!
Legendary home to The Breeders, Pixies, The Mountain Goats, TV on the Radio (pictured) and many more - 4AD Recordings - celebrates 25 years of releases and signings with a series of diverse and exciting shows entitled '1980 Forward' this November.»
Pixies plan new DVDs, and Frank Black and Breeders return...
As they wrap up a year that has seen them do the unthinkable: a respectable as-good-as-the-first-time (I’ve been told) comeback, the Pixies and their various members' other guises appear to be merely gathering pace for 2005…»
Pixies Reform for Coachella
Pixies Reform! Pixies Reform! Pixies Reform! Pixies Reform! Pixies Reform! Pixies Reform! Pixies Reform! Pixies Reform! Pixies Reform! Pixies Reform! ...did you hear, the Pixies have reformed!»
The Breeders: 3 new records in 3 months
The Breeders return with a small UK tour, a couple of releases and, of course, their All Tommorow's Parties appearance The strictly limited 10" 'Off You', their first new material since 1993's 'The Breeders' Last Splash', was released by 4AD on the 25th of March. The record features »
ATP 2002: Barry's Story
Mr Barry Hogan reveals all on his website, sorry I mean the All Tomorrow's Parties website.
After calling people who had genuine complaints about this years festival, "miserable fucking pricks," "soap dodging students," and "tossers" Mr Hogan then cleared up the story about the bigger venue:
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ATP 2002: It's Not A Wankfest
The delightful Barry Hogan, promoter behind the All Tomorrows Parties festivals, has revealed some of the acts for next years UK festival.
In the programme for this years event, the Foundation main man wrote in 'A promoter's dream...' that Shellac "agreed to curate the following year on April 19th-21s»
Mountain Battles
Son of Three
Title TK
Off You
Last Splash
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