
So I've (admittedly) tried to cast myself away from the "indie" music scene because I'm just that much of an indie kid that I'll deny I even know anything about it, except that it's such a lame thing to talk about. I'm pretty sure that elevates me to some sort of uber-indie status, which then makes everything pretty ironic. That's why it takes albums like
Nouns by No Age to really remind me what I enjoy about those bands that live on the fringe. This duo's latest album embodies everything right about noise/experimental rock within pop (sometimes even bubblegum) sensibilities. The fact two guys can make so much noise while maintaining calm lyrical cohesion is pretty incredible. Favorites to check out are: "Teen Creeps", "Things I Did When I was Dead", "Eraser", and "Now Should Be My Home". You can check out two of those via
their MySpace page.RATING: 95%
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You know I heard this was good, but couldn't find a torrent for it when I looked. (And by that I mean I could not find it in my local record store where I planned to lawfully purchase it.) But I found one just now and I can't wait to agree or disagree with you after I listen to it later.
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