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...by a 7" single, "Innermost," containing a pair of non-album tracks. Originally formed in 1979, Mission of Burma produced just one EP and one studio album--both highly regarded as post-punk classics--before disbanding in 1983 due to...

In this article: Mission of Burma, Shellac, Boston, Martin Swope, Roger Miller, Bob Weston, The Obliterati, and Onoffon

...Hero Records. Raised by Wolves EP (2005) Cult Hero Records Mothers, Sisters, Daughters & Wives EP (2006) Cult Hero Records ''Your Biggest Fan EP & 7" '' (2006) Beggars Group/Playlouderecordings (#4 on Billboard Hot Singles Sales ) The...

In this article: Voxtrot, Mothers, Sisters, Daughters & Wives, Beggars Group, Raised by Wolves, Austin, CD-R, and Pitchfork Media

...lyrics are inspired by life in the band's hometown of Stockton, California. Although only 1000 copies of Slay Tracks were pressed, the EP became an underground hit, largely due to a cover of its second track, "Box Elder", by English band...

In this article: Pavement, Slay Tracks, Scott Kannberg, Stephen Malkmus, Gary Young, The Wedding Present, and Drag City

...through Matador Records. Leo had this to say about the situation: The band's previous full-length was 2007's Living with the Living; an EP entitled Rapid Response followed in 2008. Both releases were handled by Touch and Go Records, a...

In this article: Punknews.org, Touch and Go Records, The Jesus Lizard, and Matador Records

...in full at the band's website. Reuben where unsure of whether or not they had enough money to record the EP, but decided to go for it after they won GBP100 in a 'battle of the bands' competition staged in Bookham barn hall in front...

In this article: Reuben, Redwood, Mark Lawton, Badmusic, Guildford, BBC Radio 1, Kerrang!, and Jason Wilcock

...in order to fall asleep--a theme that appears on two tracks as indicated by the lines "Counting one, one, one, one, one..." The last song was the lead single from the EP, and was reviewed a few months before the EP was by Pitchfork Media.

In this article: Pitchfork Media, Slaves' Graves and Ballads, and Dirty Projectors

Cat Power Covers Creedence, Pogues, Redding on EP | Pitchfork Cat Power Covers Creedence, Pogues, Redding on EP Cat Power began her year plugging quarters into the Jukebox, and she'll close it out down at the Dark End of the Street. I...

In this article: Otis Redding, Cat Power, Pogues, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Dark End of the Street, Sandy Denny, James Carr, Aretha Franklin, and Jukebox

Times New Viking Awake Us With New EP | Pitchfork Times New Viking Awake Us With New EP Times New Viking are apparently as restless as their music sounds. Not a week after the announcement of their fall tour with Deerhunter (and a bunch of...

In this article: Times New Viking, Brooklyn, NY, Champaign, IL, McCarren Park Pool, Cleveland, and Pitchfork

Fucked Up Sign to Matador for New LP, 7", EP Reissue | Pitchfork Get remixed by No Age, cover twee anthem (why not?) Socially conscious Canadian punks Fucked Up have decided to reissue their Year of the Pig EP this summer and follow up...

In this article: Fucked Up, Chemistry of Common Life, UK, T in the Park, Another Sunny Day, U.S., and Sarah Records

Mogwai team up with psychedelic legend on new EP | News | NME.COM Mogwai team up with psychedelic legend on new EP Scots also reveal details of their new album Mogwai have teamed up with psychedelic legend Roky Erickson on a new EP.

In this article: Mogwai, The Hawk Is Howling, Roky Erickson, 13th Floor Elevators, and Mr Beast