No Age

There is a certain cache among international artists for Flying Nun bands. In the 90s you had bands like Pavement name checking the Clean, even Kurt Cobain was a fan of Flying Nun. Lately it's been the likes of No Age and Jay Reatard. More>>

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...you had bands like Pavement name checking the Clean, even Kurt Cobain was a fan of Flying Nun. Lately it's been the likes of No Age and Jay Reatard. More>> The country's oldest branch of a little-known international women's service club,...

In this article: Kaitaia, Kaikohe, Witi Ihimaera, Cartography, Ministry of Health, Jay Reatard, and Kurt Cobain

...90s you had bands like Pavement name checking the Clean, even Kurt Cobain was a fan of Flying Nun. Lately it's been the likes of No Age and Jay Reatard. Sub Pop keep signing New Zealand bands. Do you ever wonder why Flying Nun vinyl goes for...

In this article: Flying Nun, The Verlaines, Dunedin, Otago University, Jay Reatard, and Kurt Cobain

Guitarist Randy Randall waxed nostalgic about how many FYF Fests he's played so far with No Age, and former band Wives; whatever has kept him and drummer Dean Spunt coming back should ensure a long run for Carlson's brainchild. Even...

In this article: Randy Randall, Nouns, California, Jambalaya, Funnel cake, and Pizza

...2006 in Hollywood, CA. Randall and Spunt went on to start No Age shortly after the split while Villalobos currently plays in Brooklyn trash rock bands Drunkdriver, Cutter and power electronics band Whip & the Body. "Wives" - 7" on Post...

In this article: Wives, Randy Randall, Moving Units, California, Erect the Youth Problem, Whip & the Body, and Hollywood

...Lake. "Even the kids sometimes, man." Spunt, 26, and Randall met as two-thirds of the band Wives and formed No Age in 2005, cutting their teeth at the stalwart downtown all-ages venue the Smell. They're often cited alongside peers like...

In this article: Randy Randall, L.A., Sub Pop, Pete Wentz, Mika Miko, Snickers, and Fnmtv

...and the arts through independent music. No Age formed in December 2005 out of the ashes of their previous band, the hardcore punk group Wives , in which Dean played bass and Randy played guitar. They played their first show at the New...

In this article: Randy Randall, Pitchfork Media, Wives, Los Campesinos!, Mika Miko, Eraser, and The Smell

...would pretend that they'd actually heard the band's earlier incarnation, the Wives. Mythologizing about how No Age (guitarist Randy Randall and drummer/vocalist Dean Spunt, respectively) make their own t-shirts is one thing, but...

In this article: Nouns, Randy Randall, Slant Magazine, Pancake, Wives, Amazon.com, Mika Miko, and Weirdo Rippers

...and sometimes even contradict, the tried-and-true adage that less is more. The noise-pop duo No Age is a shining example of the good that can come from such a duo. Drummer Dean Spunt and guitarist Randy Randall both emerged from the Los...

In this article: Nouns, IP Address, Ideology, Randy Randall, Rice University, Wives, Sub Pop, Weirdo Rippers, and Los Angeles

...that came their way in the wake of "Weirdo Rippers." Randall says he has a hard time recognizing himself in the glowing press reviews of either No Age's shows or its new album. "I don't believe all the amazing stuff that I read about...

In this article: Randy Randall, E-mail, Wives, Nouns, Weirdo Rippers, Fish, Plimsouls, and Abe Vigoda