Mac DeMarco featured on Consequence of Sound’s Top Ten Moments of Pitchfork 2013
DeMarco charmed the pants off the not-yet-relaxed crowd with humorously cliché compliments, a faux-emcee persona, and that toothy, near-psychotic grin.
DeMarco charmed the pants off the not-yet-relaxed crowd with humorously cliché compliments, a faux-emcee persona, and that toothy, near-psychotic grin.
The cassette is a non-bootleg, professional recording of the performance at Russian Recording, featuring 13 high-spirited tunes.
He returns this year with his second solo album, MCII, an excellent collection of power pop songs that is a major step up in song craft, instrumentation and pop hooks.
Yes, it’s that time again. The one that comes not once, sometimes twice, and often three times a year: Ty Segall is releasing a new record
Pitchfork posts photos of Mac DeMarco’s performance at Pitchfork Festival
Pitchfork posts photos of Mikal Cronin’s performance at Pitchfork Festival
…enjoying Mac DeMarcos’s lighthearted pop on the opposite side of the park. DeMarco was having a lot of fun, playing many, many covers…
Cronin is buzzier and rawer live than his new album is. And as much as I’ve really grown to love that album, I’m also totally digging this sound.
…Canadian Mac DeMarco’s set which consisted entirely of a strange array of dad-friendly covers — “Takin’ Care Of Business,” “Songbird,” “Enter Sandman.” me
Where Mikal Cronin was most successful in his Blue Stage set, his beach-y summery jams — like “Shout It Out” and “Weight” — shimmered.
I headed back to the Blue Stage to catch Mikal Cronin. Mikal’s excellent new LP, MCII, is the perfect summer album, and he drew a very large crowd for his set.
It’s been eight months since the 26-year-old California garage rocker last released an album of new material, a mere calendar blip for most artists, but ages for Segall…
So, I just recently started listening to Mac Demarco’s music–and let me tell you, when I say listen, I mean LISTEN, on repeat for hours upon hours.
…Mikal Cronin served as musical guest on Conan. That means Cronin is now a big enough deal to command late-night airtime, which is good news for the Bay Area…
White Fence serves as a journey through the mind and influences of Tim Presley and is a solid listen for any fans of lo-fi psychedelic rock.
This week, it’s sun-drenched garage rocker Mikal Cronin, whose wistful strumming is perfect for their sculpture garden at dusk.
…drawing over four thousand people to Potrero del Sol Park for a day of amazing music and food capped by stellar sets from Thee Oh Sees and YACHT.
Stern herself seemed rather high, hopping around bare-foot on the hot stage, delivering Woody Allen impressions and wondering whether her guitar…
, Thee Oh Sees have honed a distinctive sound over the last decade that’s totally affecting, so that when Dwyer invites everyone who wants to come up on stage,…
Avant-garde duo Quintron & Miss Pussycat will be coming to Texas as a part of their fall U.S. tour with Dutch duo zZz.
The self-titled debut will drop on 1 October through In The Red, with the announcement coming with a handful of tour dates including stops in the UK…
…and with a newer formation, Fuzz, which is inspired by heavy Seventies rock, on Sunday.
San Francisco’s budding garage-pop star Mikal Cronin, whose sophomore solo album MCII was released on Merge this year to rave reviews, couldn’t rescue…
Bay Bridged outlook toward supporting both emerging and established artists in the local indie rock scene. Garage gods Thee Oh Sees headline the day….
Ty Segall’s proto-metal project Fuzz will deliver a full-length platter on October 1 — via Los Angeles’ In the Red Records, as previously reported.
Following their debut single on Trouble in Mind and a recent tour, Fuzz have just announced their self-titled debut will be out October 1 via In the Red.
The self-titled record, their debut, is out on October 1 through In the Red;the band’s also doing a big supporting tour.
The Raincoats is still their best. Only about half of its songs keep a steady beat from start to finish. The rest speed up, slow down, start, stop, and sputter like…
When we caught DeMarco and his colorful cast of characters down at Portals’ party at Hype Hotel, the rowdy Canadian was in full swing with random outbursts while…
Earlier this year Cronin returned with second album MCII, and what a beauty it is. It’s a brilliantly crafted and realised album, keeping the psych pop and garage…