Losing Feeling is a new four song EP from our Southern Californian friends No Age. All four songs were written in the band's practice space. 'Genie' was even recorded there; the other three were recorded at Infrasonic Sound. All of it took place in Los Angeles.

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The Sub Pop debut by this LA duo is succinctly all encompassing, from the faux simplicity of the title to the beautiful distortion of its sound, to the packaging that includes a 68-page full-color book packed with photos and art pieces. The record opens with a symphony of noise and sometimes creeps, sometimes smashes through a sonic headlock befitting 'Daydream Nation'-era Sonic Youth, Kiwi pop, My Bloody Valentine, and experimental noise.

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Formed from the ashes of the fondly-remembered Wives, No Age is Dean Spunt and Randy Randall, two young heavyweights from the LA skate/art/punk underworld. No Age purvey a stripped, essential, life-affirming, and skewed take on pop delivered via a clearly-defined punk-rock aesthetic; they take in noise, energy, and melody in equal measure. Variously reminiscent of Black Dice, The Ramones, and My Bloody Valentine, Weirdo Rippers documents a fast-developing band hitting their stride.

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After a summer of MTV, huge festivals, and house parties, LA's shoegazing art punks return with the second single from the critically acclaimed Nouns LP. This is classic No Age - anthemic and chaotic, hooky and hazy, confusing and compelling. The second track is all new.

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This LA guitar and drums duo have a reputation for exuberant displays of furious live energy. Their release of an early singles collection, 'Weirdo Rippers', found itself perched atop many a year-end 'best of' lists. This 7-inch is a compelling mélange of punk abandon and lilting shoegazey distortion, and should whet the appetite for their proper debut release. The three b-sides are covers of Nerves ('Hangin' On The Telephone'), Nate Denver, and Urinals songs.

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