The latest installment of the holiest of molars is finally here to boot. For the band, it was like pulling teeth to get this new EP recorded. However, it sure the hell happened and it's the band's best work to date. For those unaware of this dental quintet, it is comprised of members of The Locust, Das Oath, Some Girls, Get Hustle, Head Wound City, Antioch Arrow, and Charles Bronson. To top it off, this EP has some amazing art by Mark McCoy.

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Heatmiser was an indie rock supergroup of sorts, featuring songwriters Elliott Smith and Neil Gust (No. 2), as well as Sam Coomes (Quasi) and the multitalented Tony Lash. The quartet's finest and final album, Mic City Sons features a decidedly more pop feel than its predecessors and marks Smith's maturation into the role of the band's visionary. From the opening notes of the swaggering, bass-heavy "Get Lucky" to conclusion of the album with a soothingly soft hidden track, {^Mi...   [ read more ]

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It's been three years since The Helio Sequence's last album (2001's "Young Effectuals," on Portland's Cavity Search label). And that's three years too long. Finally and triumphantly, the Portland duo of Brandon Summers (guitars/vocals) and Benjamin Weikel (keyboards/drums) return with their third full-length, and first for Sub Pop, "Love and Distance." The time between albums has been well spent, logging several tours (Benjamin Weikel also lends his percussive skills to Modest Mouse, doubling the tour time...   [ read more ]

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