Japandroids’ Celebration Rock single “The House That Heaven Built” is the best fist-pumping, beer-shotgunning, Jameson-swilling, drunk-BBQing, anything-as-long-as-it’s-with-your-bros jam in recent memory, so its fitting that its Jim Larson-directed visuals, the…
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Judging by Long Island’s Brian Sendrowitz’s music-making moniker Beat Radio, you might expect a bevy of throbbing, clubby bass jams, but you’d be wrong – Sendrowitz has been making pretty…
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Shred through all the raw power and abandon of Japandroid’s 2nd album, Celebration Rock and you’ll taste the rarified nectar of the rock gods — stage sweat and bloody knuckles.
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The Vancouver duo Japandroids can do a lot in eight tracks spread out over 37 minutes, as their brand new pop-punk magnum opus Celebration Rock proves. If you’ve been foaming…
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Japandroids have been in the game for a while – whenever we get angry we still put on “Heart Sweats” from their 2009 record Post-Nothing – but they’ve been quiet…
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REC’D DOWNLOAD: Sufjan Stevens – “Too Much” Another week, another pieces of new Sufjan Stevens music. Today we have the nearly seven minute, “Too Much.” (Continue Reading) DOWNLOAD MP3: Japandroids…
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For a couple of Canadian bad ass yahoos in love with beer and good times, Japandroids are doing good on their promise of releasing a series of 7-inch singles. Like…
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Japandroids are feeling premature nostalgia for their younger (middle school?) days in new anti-single “Younger Us”. Like “Art Czars,” “Younger Us” comes from the excellent Post-Nothing recording sessions. Also like…
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Japandroids – “To Hell With Good Intentions” Last week, Japandroids released No Singles, a compilation comprising of Japandroid’s two self-released EPs, 2007′s All Lies and 2008′s Lullaby Death Jams. “To…
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Last week, Japandroids released No Singles, a compilation comprising of Japandroid’s two self-released EPs, 2007′s All Lies and 2008′s Lullaby Death Jams. “To Hell With Good Intentions”, which can be…
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Vancouver’s Japandroids, self-absorbed and partied out, released one of the finest albums of 2009. With a touring schedule as tight as theirs, they won’t be able to record a follow-up to…
