Sebadoh, the ’90s-indie greats led by Dinosaur Jr.’s Lou Barlow, are about to release Defend Yourself, the first studio album they’ve made since the ’90s ended. Last week, we posted the first single “I Will,” a very encouraging sign that this could belong to the Dinosaur Jr. school of r...

Lou Barlow formed the great ’90s indie trio Sebadoh when he was still Dinosaur Jr.’s bass player, and he really focused on the project after getting kicked out of Dino Jr., releasing a string of classics. Barlow has kept Sebadoh intermittently active as a live band in recent years, and they released the EP The [...]

Dinosaur Jr. recently teamed up with Skullcandy to release a special pair of headphones packaged with a 7-inch single. Now the headphones company is streaming the unreleased track, “The Only Other Way,” as well as it’s B-side, a live version of the You’re Living All Over Me highlight (let’s face ...

You may have heard of The Electronic Anthology Project last year when Brett Netson (of Built To Spill and Caustic Resin) used his electronic side-project to reimagine Dinosaur Jr. as gorgeous synth pop. Now he’s done the same to Death Cab For Cutie. This might seem like a less strange pairing considering Gibbard is one [...]

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...