Sorties garage rock de la semaine 36

Cette semaine, le garage rock s’illustre par des sorties et rééditions qui mêlent concerts enregistrés, albums attendus et révélations archivées. Les Yeah Yeah Yeahs proposent un album et un film live de leur concert au Royal Albert Hall, tandis que Ty Segall dévoile Chrome. Weezer confirme The Gold Album, et The Hives réintroduisent une chanson oubliée qui a connu un succès inattendu. D'autres nouveautés viennent de Death Valley Girls, Dynamite Shakers et The Cramps, accompagnées de rétrospectives sur des morceaux emblématiques et des histoires de groupes influents.

1. 01

   Yeah Yeah Yeahs, David Lynch

   Les Yeah Yeah Yeahs dévoilent un album live enregistré au Royal Albert Hall

   3 sept. · 11 médias

2. 02

   Say Anything, Wavves, Max Bemis, Nathan Williams

   Wavves cancels collaborative album with Say Anything amid Max Bemis allegations

   2 sept. · 6 médias

3. 03

   Ty Segall

   Sortie de l'album Chrome de Ty Segall

   2 sept. · 4 médias

4. 04

   Weezer

   Le groupe californien Weezer revient avec 'Gold', hommage au rock des années 1990

   2 sept. · 3 médias

5. 05

   Dynamite Shakers

   Dynamite Shakers annonce un nouvel album

   2 sept. · 2 médias

6. 06

   Death Valley Girls

   Death Valley Girls share new song 'Basic Witch'

   1 sept. · 2 médias

7. 07

   The Hives, ZZ Top

   "The producer didn’t like the song. He thought it was boring trite rock – like a Swedish ZZ Top or something." How The Hives re-released a two-year-old single and became overnight stars

   5 sept. · 1 média

8. 08

   Fat Dog, Amyl and the Sniffers

   Les 5 claques indé #88 avec Fat dog, Amyl and The Sniffers et Mascara Rocks

   5 sept. · 1 média

9. 09

   The Gentrys

   SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: THE GENTRYS – IT’S BEEN SO LONG

   4 sept. · 1 média

10. 10

    Royal Blood

    Royal Blood - The Making of Ten Over Ten

    4 sept. · 1 média

11. 11

    The Crystal Teardrop

    [News] The Crystal Teardrop unveil official video for the first single “Tomorrow Starts Today” from upcoming album “Love You More”

    4 sept. · 1 média

12. 12

    Rocket From the Crypt, Hot Snakes, Drive Like Jehu, Sultans

    "The tempos are often breakneck and the dense arrangements tumble like bricks into hot cheese." Here are the 10 best songs from John 'Speedo' Reis' 10 bands including Rocket From The Crypt, Hot Snakes, Sultans and Drive Like Jehu

    3 sept. · 1 média

13. 13

    Molotov, The Hives, Miky Huidobro

    The Hives Announce Live in Querétaro EP Featuring Molotov’s Miky Huidobro

    3 sept. · 1 média

14. 14

    SOFT PLAY, Big Truck, Laurie Vincent

    Laurie Vincent launches Big Truck: “In Soft Play it feels like I’m cosplaying my 18-year-old self – this sounds like the person I know”

    3 sept. · 1 média

15. 15

    Steve Howe, Yes

    “I thought it would never amount to much, and it certainly wouldn’t interfere with the band. How wrong I was!” Steve Howe’s pre-Yes band were derailed by a single their vocalist was never meant to sing

    3 sept. · 1 média

16. 16

    The Cramps

    The Cramps, les revenants du psychobilly signent «Gravest Gravy»

    2 sept. · 1 média

17. 17

    Yes

    The story of Roundabout by Yes and the record company interference that made it successful. "We were shocked at first, but now I think it was a gift"

    2 sept. · 1 média

18. 18

    The Kinks

    Remembering When an Intentionally Damaged Amp Contributed to The Kinks’ First Big Hit in 1964

    1 sept. · 1 média

19. 19

    The Linda Lindas

    The Linda Lindas – Gotta Get Out

    1 sept. · 1 média

20. 20

    Alice Cooper

    Alice Cooper Released “Special Forces” 45 Years Ago Today

    1 sept. · 1 média

21. 21

    Grace Slick, Jefferson Airplane

    Remembering When Grace Slick Joined Jefferson Airplane and Brought Two Huge Hits With Her in 1967

    31 août · 1 média

22. 22

    The Black Keys

    The Black Keys – Peaches!

    31 août · 1 média

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