Cymbals Eat Guitars cover Superchunk
We thought that Superchunk's "Detroit Has A Skyline" would be one of the last songs to go--and that it would take a particularly rocking band to do it justice. Of the final three songs, it made perfect sense for New York's Cymbals Eat Guitars, who stopped by the office the day before playing a blistering set at Lollapalooza. The band's debut, Why There Are Mountains, came out last year, and it's a raucous collision of Built To Spill, Modest Mouse, and even Cap'n Jazz. Most of those acts were rocking while the CEG guys were still in school; they're still in their early 20s. Cymbals' performance was easily the loudest Undercover yet; thankfully most of our neighbors had gone home when they stopped by.
- Introduction to A.V. Undercover
- Ted Leo And The Pharmacists cover Tears For Fears
- Fruit Bats cover Hall & Oates
- Alkaline Trio covers Archers Of Loaf
- Cursive covers Starship
- Justin Townes Earle covers Bruce Springsteen
- Retribution Gospel Choir covers The Beach Boys
- Maritime covers Depeche Mode
- The Clientele covers M.I.A.
- Ben Folds covers Elliott Smith
- Wye Oak covers The Kinks
- Motion City Soundtrack covers Pavement
- The Wedding Present covers The Rolling Stones
- Owen Pallett covers Guided By Voices
- The Antlers cover Pink Floyd
- Rise Against covers Nirvana
- Frightened Rabbit covers The Lemonheads
- Clem Snide covers Journey
- Coheed And Cambria covers The Smiths
- Patrick Stump covers The Wedding Present
- Superchunk covers The Cure
- Mates Of State cover The Replacements
- The Swell Season covers Neutral Milk Hotel
- Cymbals Eat Guitars cover Superchunk
- Tokyo Police Club covers Billy Squier
- Vote and watch the re-cap
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