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Jeremy Earl, leader of the psychedelic indie-folk band Woods, has been running his Woodsist label for a long time. Every year, he brings a bunch of likeminded bands together for the Woodsist Festival, a bucolic affair that always looks extremely pleasant. This year, the Woodsist Fest will return to New York’s Hudson Valley, and the lineup is looking strong.
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Broken Social Scene: Yo La Tengo, Tortoise to help City Slang celebrate 20th anniversary
submitted by Nick Aug 6th 2010 10:00 pm (www.nme.com)
German label have confirmed a series of gigs in Berlin to mark their birthday
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Yo La Tengo: Evan Dando, Jesse Malin for Alex Chilton tribute show
submitted by Nick Jul 26th 2010 03:00 pm (www.nme.com)
Yo La Tengo, The Lemonheads' Evan Dando and Jesse Malin are among the acts who will perform as part of a tribute concert to celebrate the life of Big Star's Alex Chilton.
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Yo La Tengo: Evan Dando, Jesse Malin for Alex Chilton tribute show
submitted by Nick Jul 24th 2010 01:00 am (www.nme.com)
Channeling Chilton: A Night of Alex Chilton's Music will take place in New York on July 28
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Flaming Lips: & Oklahoma City Philharmonic Cover Yo La Tengo’s “Sugarcube”
submitted by Nick Jun 15th 2010 08:00 pm (stereogum.com)
Down at Bonnaroo this past weekend, the Lips played the hotly contested midnight hour on Saturday night against the Black Keys and Daryl Hall & Chromeo. We chose to visit Hall’s House because I’ve seen just about enough of Wayne’s ball (and balls) for awhile, although the band sought to make it interesting b...
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Yo La Tengo: – “Here To Fall (Pete Rock Remix)”
submitted by Nick May 18th 2010 04:00 pm (stereogum.com)
Legendary producer/emcee Pete Rock adds something new to the heavily textured “Here To Fall,” the first track on Yo La Tengo’s Popular Songs. Basically, it sounds more like an actual popular song. More specifically, Rock rewires the original’s electronics and strings to make room for chilled-out drum machi...
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