It’s one of the long-running group’s most tender albums, but some sly lyricism lends a brittle edge to all the…
From Mitski to Charli XCX to The Weeknd, here are 17 albums we’re excited about for this year
Car Seat Headrest reimagines 2011’s fiery Twin Fantasy with a bigger budget, while Poliça and Stargaze turn in the…
The year in music was off to a promising start thanks to January’s many great new albums. And with planned releases…
With confirmed releases from the likes of Tune-Yards, Lucy Dacus, and Superchunk—plus expected new albums from My…
Superchunk is fucking pissed.
With the release of Ivy Tripp in 2015, Katie Crutchfield, a.k.a. Waxahatchee, appeared to be in a good place. The…
What’s in a name? Apparently not a whole lot when it comes to the 20 albums featured here. After naming their albums…
When indie-rock legends Superchunk released Majesty Shredding in 2010, it was the band’s first release in nearly a…
As vaguely promised weeks ago, the second annual 26th Annual Comedy Festival—brought to you by The A.V. Club and The…
Hello, people of Austin, or people that go to Austin once a year and make their streets drunk and impassible. We…
Though he has been rocking for decades in various outfits—most notably Superchunk, but also the mostly solo outfit…
We’ve been ardently in favor of Split Single in the past 12 months, positively reviewing the band’s debut album and…
In the 25 years since its inception, Merge Records has managed to do the seemingly impossible: become a commercially…
Thanks to a string of great albums—1991’s No Pocky For Kitty, 1993’s On The Mouth, 1994’s Foolish, and 1995’s Here’s…
A YouTube user named Tasha R. (no relation) has a child who loves Superchunk and Legos, so she did what any cool mom…