The L Magazine posts photos from White Fence’s performance at Northside Fest
The L Magazine
The L Magazine posts photos from White Fence’s performance at Northside Fest
The L Magazine posts photos from White Fence’s performance at Northside Fest
Mikal Cronin’s sophomore solo album, MCII (Merge), released last month, is simplicity worthy of exaltation.
Mikal Cronin performs “Change” for WNYC’s Soundcheck
…for someone with so many questions, Cronin has made a singular album brimming with shimmering guitars, excellent pop hooks and consistently full arrangements.
On his sophomore album MCII, Laguna Beach native Mikal Cronin focuses on aging and uncertainty.
…while the omnipresent Mikal Cronin on his third of four NXNE sets teased “Come Sail Away” as an intro to a blistering “Situation”…
…posted pictures of the Mikal Cronin/Shannon & the Clams show from day 3 (6/15) of Toronto festival NXNE, and that same day we also caught Mikal on the…
Ty Segall has revealed more details on his upcoming album, Sleeper. Due August 20 via Drag City, the garage rock warrior’s next full-length will feature a total…
Ty Segall, Thee Oh Sees, Jeff the Brotherhood, Black Pus, Les Savy Fav’s Tim Harrington, Black Dice’s Eric Copeland, Future Islands and others contributed jams to the release
Ty Segall, Thee Oh Sees, Jeff the Brotherhood, Black Pus, Les Savy Fav’s Tim Harrington, Black Dice’s Eric Copeland, Future Islands and others contributed jams to the release
But the afternoon, and perhaps NXNE as a whole belonged to recent Merge Records signing Mikal Cronin.
Mikal Cronin and his band took the stage just as the boat returned to dock, so by this point even the most passive of passengers had ambled below deck.
Rolling Stone posts picture of Mac DeMarco at Bonnaroo
…garage-rock prodigy Ty Segall has formed a new band, Fuzz, a hard-hitting, three-piece Stooges-meets-Sabbath project in which he sings and plays drums
Life may not be one long party any more for Mac DeMarco, but his enthusiasm doesn’t appear to be dampened.
Mac DeMarco, Metric and Metz are amongst the artists longlisted for this year’s Polaris Music Prize, the Canadian equivalent of the Mercury Music Prize.
Among this year’s nominations are Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Mac DeMarco,…
Splitting his time between Chicago and Oakland, Furman has assembled a new Chicago-based band, the Boy-Friends — on the same turf where he and his former and formidable band, the Harpoons, ruled from 2006 until last year — with whom he’ll launch a summer tour this weekend from the stage of a classic Chicago summer street festival.
Pitchfork posts video of Mac DeMarco performing “Freaking out the Neighbors” at Primavera Sound
“I can’t tell what he’s saying but it makes me so happy and it sounds good.” This seems like both the gift and the curse of Mikal Cronin. The 27-year old has really…
White Fence’s latest album is Cyclops Reap which is out on Castle Face and can be streamed via Rdio or Spotify.
Cronin’s second album is full of spangly little garage-pop jams, but “Shout It Out” is its most impeccably buzzy anthem, without a second wasted.
Beginning this week, they’ll release at least one free digital single per week at their website, with 15 singles scheduled. Participants include… Mac DeMarco,…
… Fuzz’s Sabbath-esque, stringy haired, garage rock certainly fit the bill.
Thee Oh Sees took the stage last to finish up the show, playing a mix of old songs and new ones off their absolutely stellar recent album Floating Coffin.
….to make the songs sound compelling even after you’ve worn the needle n your record player down to a nub. We’re hooked on the sweets Cronin’s serving up,…
If there’s anyone that can make solid power pop music right now, it’s Mikal Cronin. Each one of his songs contains a catchy beat that will keep you dancing from start to finish.
Cronin has done his songwriting homework, yet what he produces sounds amazingly fresh, and not at all studied.
Somehow, it’s makes a ton of sense that this is the way Mac DeMarco interprets the lyrics of Bachman-Turner Overdrive’s classic number “Takin’ Care Of Business”:
For his second solo album, “MCII,” Mikal Cronin scrubbed some of the grime off his garage pop. Or rather, he decided not to add it in the first place.