Back in April, we wondered if Napa Valley’s second BottleRock festival offered the strangest festival lineup of 2014. Headline sets from the Cure, OutKast, and Eric Church are not unusual, of course, but the rest of the bill promised a very curious mix of indie faves (TV On The Radio, Thee Oh Sees, No Age, [...]

Every now and then, it’s good to reorient your perspective. At any given more established or mainstream festival stocked with your usual indie mainstays, No Age wouldn’t come across as too out there or jarring, but between BottleRock’s semi-bucolic surroundings, laidback tone and pace, and generally more rustic or e...

Rustie, No Age and Gang Gang Dance also involved in raising funds for children in southeast India    

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Tomorrow, the hazy L.A. dream-punkers No Age return with their new album An Object, and one of its songs is a hazy float called “An Impression.” The two members of the band, Dean Spunt and Randy Randall, directed the song’s video themselves, and it’s an abstract series of images of hands and faces and piec...