Sebadoh were something of the “Beautiful Losers” of the ’90s indie scene. Lou Barlow emerged from Northamption hardcore act Deep Wound, and later Dinosaur Jr., having famously been acrimoniously dismissed from the latter. He’d certainly borrow from J Mascis’s pop instincts, as well as Deep Wound’s wonton aggression, throughout Sebado...

Just yesterday we got the joyous news that Sebadoh is set to release their first new music in 14 years, and today, we get some of that music. “Keep The Boy Alive” is one of the three Lou Barlow-penned songs that will be featured on the five-song The Secret EP. As Lou himself said, “If [...]

Sebadoh came in at No. 14 on our list of the Top 20 Albums That We’ve Been Waiting For Forever, but it seems that they’ll be the first band to make it off that list. Lou Barlow and Co. have announced a new EP — which will be available for purchase on the band’s upcoming [...]

An important thing to remember about the Guided By Voices reunion: They were the weird old guys in the club the first time around, too. Back in the day, the music press had an easy time lumping them in with the then-ascendant wave of lo-fi indie rock wiseacres: Pavement, Sebadoh, Smog, about a million others. [...]

Sebadoh singer/guitarist Lou Barlow says he plans to tour and record again with J Mascis as Dinosaur Jr.