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01 May
2012

When seeing a band play in a live setting, the venue they play in is a huge factor in determining whether or not that concert experience is either good or bad. On Sunday night, I ended up going to probably the shadiest part of Pomona (as if the city wasn’t shady enough as it is) to catch New Jersey punk trio Screaming Females at a low-key venue only known as Pomona VLHS. What does VLHS stand for? It stands for Vince Lombardi High School – a tongue-in-cheek, ironic name for a venue since it’s not a high school. It’s more like a room no larger than a studio-sized apartment. But it was a perfect venue for the night because of its DIY aesthetic and the punk bands that it was hosting. What I love about this type of venue is because of its intimacy with not only the bands but amongst the audience. Mainly everyone there knows each other and if you’re a stranger, they’re incredibly nice to you. Oh and did I mention that it’s BYOB?

By the time Screaming Females went on, the crowd was already covered in sweat due to the small capacity of the room and the moshing that went on during the sets of previous bands Boys Who Say No and Toys That Kill. If you weren’t familiar with Screaming Females or seen pictures of them, you wouldn’t expect someone that’s a bit over five-feet tall to be fronting that band. But vocalist/guitarist Marissa Paternoster proves that she’s ferocious with every inch of her body.

Though they weren’t headlining and played only for half an hour, Screaming Females barreled through their set. With their latest album, Ugly, having been released about a month ago, they played a good balance of old and new material. They opened with “Sheep,” a mid-tempo opener that acted as a calm-before-the-storm that showcased their signature musicianship. They immediately jumped into “Rotten Apple” from their latest album which picked up the pace. Paternoster’s vocals harmonized with her guitar during the bridge, which is an impressive feat to pull off in a live setting.

While Screaming Females aren’t comprised of entirely females, the lone female in Paternoster definitely does scream, as evidenced on the oldie “Bell,” belting out a guttural scream during the second verse. The rest of the band consisting of the rhythm section of Jarrett Dougherty (drums) and King Mike Abbate (bass) provide the thick, thumping backbone of the set, driving the madness of Paternoster. Although Paternoster is known for delivering eardrum-shattering riffs, she kicks it up a few notches on “Crow’s Nest” and “It All Means Nothing,” emphasizing the arpeggiated guitar lines with impressive precision. But the real highlight of the night was during set closer “Boyfriend” where she dropped her guitar, grabbed the microphone, and jumped into the crowd to scream and shriek the lyrics in front of the head-bobbing fans. She stepped back on stage to deliver a song-ending guitar solo, much to the delight of the elated audience.

Sunday night proved why Screaming Females are one of the best bands around today. And while their set was short, they definitely made the most of every single second bringing the energy that the crowd fed off of, moshing and crowd surfing to show their appreciation.

Set list:
Sheep
Rotten Apple
Bell
Red Hand
I Don’t Mind It
Crow’s Nest
It All Means Nothing
Boyfriend

10 Feb
2012

As a lead up to Ugly, Screaming Females are sharing the album’s first single, ‘It All Means Nothing’ via Rolling Stone and starting tomorrow at the Don Giovanni Records Showcase a 7″ record will be available. The 7″ features a live version of ‘A New Kid’ from a session recorded at the famed radio station, WFMU and “It All Means Nothing”. The showcase will be followed by a weeklong tour of free shows at record stores (and a bookstore). The new single will be exclusively available for purchase from the band during this run of shows.

LISTEN TO “IT ALL MEANS NOTHING”

RECORD STORE TOUR
2/11 Brooklyn, NY – Don Giovanni Records Showcase @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
2/12 – Manhattan, NY – Generation Records
2/13 – Cambridge, MA – Lorem Ipsum Books
2/14 – Northampton, MA – Feeding Tube Records
2/15 – Philadelphia, PA – Long In The Tooth Records
2/16 – Richmond, VA – Steady Sounds
2/17 – Asheville, NC – Harvest Records
2/18 – Nashville, TN – Grimey’s New and Preloved Music
2/19 – Chicago, IL – Permanent Records

19 Jan
2012


Screaming Females‘ seven years as a band, four full-length albums and 700 globe-spanning live shows has made them difficult to miss. Through it all, the New Brunswick, New Jersey trio have continued to exude a frenetic energy which is built upon the zeitgeist of America’s punk and indie underground yet has always remained forward-looking. Fittingly, for Screaming Females‘ 5th album Ugly, the band enlisted legendary recording engineer Steve Albini, famed for his unique ability to capture the ferociousness of a live performance while delivering gorgeous sonic clarity. The album’s 14 tracks reaffirm the touchstones of the band; they can still shred and front-woman Marissa Paternoster can still unleash a powerful howl. But it doesn’t end there. The album ushers in new explorations for the band, a truly remarkable feat considering their already prolific output. Ugly has the perfect combination of raw energy and honed musicianship that produces the type of rock & roll which is still a force to be reckoned with.

As a lead up to Ugly, Screaming Females will release the album’s first single, ‘It All Means Nothing’, on February 11, 2012 at the Don Giovanni Records Showcase in Brooklyn, NY. The 7″ record will be backed with a live version of ‘A New Kid’ from a session recorded at the fabled independent radio station, WFMU. The showcase will be followed by a weeklong tour of free shows at record stores (and a bookstore). The new single will be exclusively available for purchase from the band during this run of shows.

WATCH SCREAMING FEMALES TINY DESK CONCERT

RECORD STORE TOUR
2/11 Brooklyn, NY – Don Giovanni Records Showcase @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
2/12 – Manhattan, NY – Generation Records
2/13 – Cambridge, MA – Lorem Ipsum Books
2/14 – Northampton, MA – Feeding Tube Records
2/15 – Philadelphia, PA – Long In The Tooth Records
2/16 – Richmond, VA – Steady Sounds
2/17 – Asheville, NC – Harvest Records
2/18 – Nashville, TN – Grimey’s New and Preloved Music
2/19 – Chicago, IL – Permanent Records

SCREAMING FEMALES
UGLY
APRIL 3rd, 2012
DON GIOVANNI RECORDS

1. It All Means Nothing
2. Rotten Apple
3. Extinction
4. Red Hand
5. 5 High
6. Expire
7. Crow’s Nest
8. Tell Me No
9. Leave It All Up to Me
10. Doom 84
11. Help Me
12. Something Ugly
13. Slow Birth
14. It’s Nice

25 Apr
2011

Gainesville, FL-based Against Me! is excited to announce its brand new two-song 7″/digital release. Recorded at the storied Smart Studios in Madison, WI, prior to its closing, “Russian Spies”/”Occult Enemies” will be released via Sabot Productions on June 14. Additionally, during their visit to Smart, the band also recorded their rendition of the theme song from the CW Network’s popular young adult television drama One Tree Hill, which will be airing on the program on Tuesday, May 3.

In addition to the upcoming two-song release and the issue of Total Clarity (Fat Wreck Chords, May 23, 2011), a collection of demos and unreleased songs from the Searching For A Former Clarity sessions, Against Me! is excited to announce their upcoming June North American headline tour. Touring with supporting acts Screaming Females and Lemuria, the three-week tour will begin in Millvale, PA, on May 31 and culminate in a performance at First Avenue in Minneapolis, MN, on June 21. Immediately following the headline tour, the band will be performing as part of this year’s Vans Warped Tour through August. Tickets for the upcoming headline tour can be purchased through the band’s Web site: http://www.againstme.net/events

Tour dates below:

MAY
20 – Louisville, KY – Krazy-fest
27 – Seattle, WA – Sasquatch Music Festival
29 – Hartford, CT – B.O.M.B. Festival
31 – Millvale, PA – Mr. Smalls *

JUNE
01 – Philadelphia, PA – Trocadero *
02 – Washington, DC – Black Cat *
03 – Townson, MD – Recher Theatre *
04 – Allentown, PA – Crocodile Rock *
07 – New York, NY – Webster Hall *
08 – New Haven, CT – Toad’s Place *
09 – Boston, MA – Paradise *
10 – Burlington, VT – Higher Ground *
11 – Northampton, MA – Pearl Street *
12 – Rochester, NY – Water Street Music Hall *
14 – Cleveland, OH – House of Blues *
15 – Detroit, MI – St. Andrews Hall *
16 – Grand Rapids, MI – Intersection *
17 – Chicago, IL – Metro *
18 – Milwaukee, WI – The Rave *
20 – Fargo, ND – The Venue *
21 – Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue *
24 – Dallas, TX – Gexa Energy Pavilion #
25 – Houston, TX – The Showgrounds at Sam Houston #
26 – San Antonio, TX – AT&T Center #
29 – Las Cruces, NM – NMSU Intramural Field #
30 – Las Vegas, NV – Union Plaza Parking Lot #

JULY
01 – Pomona, CA – Pomona Fairplex #
02 – San Francisco, CA – Shoreline Amphitheatre #
03 – Ventura, CA – Seaside Park #
06 – Kansas City, MO – Sandstone Amphitheatre #
07 – Indianapolis, IA – Verizon Wireless Music Center #
27 – Virginia Beach, VA – Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre #
28 – Charlotte, NC – Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre #
29 – Orlando, FL – Central Florida Fairgrounds #
30 – Miami, FL – Cruzan Amphitheatre #
31 – St. Petersburg, FL – Vinoy Park #

AUGUST
01 – Atlanta, GA – Lakewood Amphitheatre #
02 – Cincinnati, OH – Riverbend Music Center #
03 – St. Louis, MO – Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre #
04 – Omaha, NE – Westfair Amphitheatre #
05 – Denver, CO – Invesco Field #
06 – Salt Lake City, UT – Utah State Fairgrounds #
07 – Phoenix, AZ – Cricket Pavilion #
09 – San Diego, CA – Cricket Amphitheatre #
10 – Los Angeles, CA – Home Depot Center #
11 – Sacramento, CA – Sleep Train Amphitheater #
12 – Boise, ID – Idaho Center Amphitheater #
13 – Seattle, WA – Gorge Amphitheatre #
14 – Portland, OR – Washington County Fairgrounds #
19 – Richmond, VA – Best Friends Day Festival at The Canal Club

* = w/ Screaming Females and Lemuria
# = 2011 Vans Warped Tour

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AGAINST ME! ON FACEBOOK
TOM GABEL ON TWITTER
SABOT PRODUCTIONS ONLINE

12 Jan
2011

Screaming Females have a new video out for the song “Wild”. Check it out below the band’s newly updated tour dates:

01/14 Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall !
01/17 Los Angeles, CA – The Echoplex $
02/10 Waltham, MA – Chum’s
02/12 Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg – Don Giovanni Label Showcase
02/24 Ithaca, NY – Ithaca College
03/05 Washington, DC – St. Stephen’s Church *
03/06 Philadelphia, PA – First Unitarian Church *
03/16 – 03/19 Austin TX – SXSW
04/01 Harrisonburg, VA – MACRoCk @ Clementine Cafe

$ = w/ La Sera, Audacity, Love Bad Things, DJ Keith Morris
! = w/ Mister Heavenly & The Dig
* = w/ Paint It Black

22 Sep
2010

Second Wave of CMJ 2010 Artists Announced

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The next round of CMJ artists have been announced. Interesting to see that Phoenix’s show at Madison Square Garden on October 20th is part of CMJ. Check out the lineup below:

1995 • +/- • 2 Cow Garage • A Classic Education • A Life Once Lost • A Million Years • Acid Washed • Acid Westerns • Adam Haworth Stephens • Adult Themes • Afternoon • Agent Ribbons • AIDS Wolf • The Aikiu • Air Waves • Alcoholic Faith Mission • Alessi’s Ark • Alexandra Richards (DJ set) • Alfonso Velez • All Out • Aloud • Ambassadors • Andrew Belle • Andrew Cedermark • Andrew Vladeck • Andy Davis • Angus & Julia Stone • Anita Maj • Anni Rossi • Anthony Jeselnik • Apollo Run • Appomattox • The Armchairs • Arms & Legs • The Arms Akimbo • Arpline • Art Of Fresh • The Art of Shooting • Asa Ransom • Asobi Seksu • At Sea • Atomic Tom • Atypicals • Audacity • Autodrone • Auto-Matic Vaudeville • Autumn Owls • Ava Luna • Avey Tare (DJ set) • The Aviation Orange • Azealia Black • Baby Copperhead • Bad Books (feat. Kevin Devine and Manchester Orchestra) • Bad Cop • Balance and Composure • Battle Circus • The Bamboo Kids • Baptized In Blood • Baths • Bayside • Beach Fossils • Bear Hands • Bears of Blue River • Beau Jennings • The Beauties • Beauty Feast • The Beauvilles • Bebe Fang • Ben Allison • Ben Talmi • Bewitched Hands on Top of Our Heads • The Big Big Bucks • Big Freedia • The Bigger Lights • Bikini • Billy Nayer Show • Binary Marketing Show • The Black Atlantic • Black Cherry • Black Feelings • Black Label Society • Black Sheep • Black Taxi • Blackbells • Blackbird Blackbird • Blaire • Blip Blip Bleep • Blood Red Shoes • Bloodgroup • The Bloodsugars • The Blow • Bo Burnham • Body Language • The Bogmen • Bonfires • Boom Boom Satellites • Boot Camp Clik • Bottle Up & Go • Boy Crisis • BRAHMS • Braids • Brass Bed • Brent Arnold • Br’er • Bridges and Powerlines • The Broadfield Marchers • Brodinski • Bronze • Brothers Frank • Built By Animals • Calibro 35 • Canasta • The Canon Logic • The Capstan Shafts • Car Bomb • Care Bears on Fire • Carl Palmer Band • Carusella • Cast of Cheers • Casxio • Caveman • The Chain Gang of 1974 • Chainsmokers (DJ set) • Chamberlin • Champagne Champagne • The Chapel Club • The Chapin Sisters • Chappo • Charlotte Sometimes • Children of Bodom • Chip Fu • Chris Bathgate • Chris Cubeta and Liars Club • Christian Rich • Christina LaRocca and Heavy Weather • The Cinnamon Band • Circle Pit • City Riots • The Class Machine • Click Clack Boom • Cloud Nothings • Clutch • Cobra Skulls • Cojoba • The Colonels • Comanche • Communist Daughter • Conversion Party • Coolrunnings • Corin Tucker Band • Cotton Jones • Coyote Eyes • Craig Wedren • Crayon Fields • The Cringe • Cubic Zirconia • Cults • Cute Is What We Aim For • Cyndi Harvell • Dada Trash Collage • Daily Bread • Dale Earnhardt Jr Jr • Dan Black • Dangermaker • Daniel Pujol • Daniel Wayne • Danny Ross • Darien Brockington • Dark Dark Dark • Darren Hanlon • Das Racist • Dash Rip Rock • David Dallas • David Dondero • David Vandervelde • DaVinci • De Staat • Dead Heart Bloom • Dead Leaf Echo • Dead Man’s Clothes • Dead To Me • Deakin • Dean & Britta • The Dean’s List • Dear Comrade • Death on Two Wheels • Debutaunts • Delicate Steve • Deluka • Denison Witmer • Dennis Padula • Dent May • Derik Foreal • DeScribe • Devin Therriault • DeVotchKa • Dharma Bums • Diamond District • Diamond Doves • Diamond Rings • Diehard • Dinosaur Feathers • Dinowalrus • Dirty Penny • Disembodied • Diwon • Dom • Dominant Legs • Dominique Young Unique • Drazy Hoops • Dream Diary • Dred Scott Trio • Drink Up Buttercup • Drop the Lime (DJ set) • The Drums • Drunken Barn Dance • Dujeous • Dylan LeBlanc • Earatick Statik • Earthless • Eisley • Eklin • Electric Tickle Machine • Elizabeth and the Catapult • Elk City • Ellis Ashbrook • Emergency Service • Emergency Service • Emil & Friends • Emilie Simon • Emily Long • Eprhyme • Erin Barra • Eternal Summers • Everything Everything • Everything Is Terrible • Excepter • Extra Lens • Fabulous DIamonds • Fake Problems • Family Cactus • Fan-Tan • The Feens • The Feiros • Fenech-Soler • Feral Children • Ferraby Lionheart • Fifth Nation • Filligar • First Aid Kit • The Flatliners • The Fleshtones • The Flower Machine • Foam Castles • The Foot • Forro in the Dark • Fort Wilson Riot • Four Tet • Francis and the Lights • Frank Dukes • Frankie and the Heartstrings • Franz Nicolay • Freddie Gibbs • French Horn Rebellion • Freshkills • From A Fountain • The Front Bottoms • Frontier Brothes • Futurebirds • Gamble & Burke • Game Rebellion • Gary Lucas • Gary Wilson and the Blind Dates • Generationals • Gentleman Jesse and His Men • Ghost Ghost • Ghostface Killah • Giant Cloud • Goes Cube • Gold Streets • Golden Animals • Golden Bloom • The Golden Filter • Good Kids Sprouting Horns • The Good Natured • Good Old War • Grand Hallway • The Great Collide • Greg Barris • Greg Dulli • Grillade • The Grip Weeds • Grooms • Grouplove • Guards • Guitars • Guy Blackman • GZA • Hacienda • Hall of Justus with Big Pooh, Chaundon, Joe Scudda, Jozeemo, & Roc C • Hammer No More the Fingers • Hank & Cupcakes • Harper Blynn • Hazard Adams • Heavy Birds • Heavy Cream • Hedgehog • Heidi Spencer • Helmet • Heypenny • His Mischief • Hollis Brown • Holy Boys Danger Club • Holy Ghost • Honeychild • The Honeymoon Thrillers • The Honors • Hoodie Allen • Hopewell • Hot Lava • Hot Press • HotChaCha • Houses • How To Dress Well • Howlies • Huasipungo • The Hush Now • Hussle Club • Hypernova • I Am Oak • I Led 3 Lives • I Love Monsters • Ian McLagan • The Idle Hands • I’m Turning Into • In Cadeo • Incan Abraham • Incognito • In-Flight Safety • Iron Age • Ivan Julian • Ivri Lider • Izabo • Jack Skuller • Jackson Wetherbee • Jaill • James V McMorrow • Janka Nabay • Jared Evan • Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit • Jason Simon (Dead Meadow) • JD Souther • Jean Grae • Jesse Sykes and Phil Wandscher • Jessica Mayfield • JessUbline • The Jezabels • Joel Plaskett • Joey Ryan • John Grant • John Shannon • John Vanderslice • Johnny Flynn • Johnny Marnell • Johnny Whitney • Jonny Hirsch • Jradio • Jukebox the Ghost • Julia Easterlin • Julius C • Justin Townes Earle • Kaiser Cartel • Kate Rogers • Kate Tucker • KAV • Keepaway • Keepaway • Kelley McRae • Kelsey • Kendra Morris • Kevin Devine and the Goddamn Band • K-Flay • Kids of 88 • Kiko Klaus • Kill Krinkle Club • Kinch • Kinetix • Kiss Kiss • Kisses • Kittens Ablaze • The Knocks • Koli Calhoun • Kopecky Family Band • Kosha Dillz • The Krays • Kris Gruen • Kudu • Kurt Braunhouler • Kyle Rapps • La Big Vic • La Sera • La Strada • Langhorne Slim • Last Chance to Reason • Lavish • Lawrence and Leigh • Lawrence Arabia • Le VICE • Leeroy Stagger • The Left (Apollo Brown, DJ Soko, Journalist103 • Leo Blais • Lesands • Lia Ices • Lido Lido • Life and Times of • Life Size Maps • Light Pollution • Lights Resolve • Like Trains and Taxis • Lily & the Parlour Tricks • Linfinity • Liptease • Lisa Bianco • The Lisps • Lissie • Little Fish • Little Racer • Little Teeth • The Lives of Famous Men • Living Days • Long Division • Loomis & the Lust • Lord Huron • Los Doggies • Love Trio (Bill Han, Jesse Murphy, Kenny Wolleson) • Lower Dens • The Lucid • Lucius • Lugriphonic • Luluc • The Luyas • Ma Mentor • Madison Ave Boys • MAE • Magestic Legend • Magic Bullets • The Main Street Gospel • Majorleans • Mama Bear • Man Benu • Manic Bloom • Marco Polo with Torae & Ruste Juxx • Marie Stella • Marit Larsen • Mark Kelly • Mark Mulholland • Marz Lovejoy • Math the Band • Matt Duke • Matt Mays • Mayday • McAlister Drive • Me and My Arrow • Me First and the Gimme Gimmes • The Megaphonic Thrift • MegaRex • MEN • Michael Daves • Midnight Spin • Mikix the Cat • Milagres • Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson • Million Young • Mimicking Birds • Miniature Tigers • Miniboone • Miniboone • Miracles of Modern Science • Mirror Queen • Miz Metro • Modern Rivals • Moe Green • Mon Khmer • Monogold • Morning Teleportation • Moss • Motel Motel • Mother/Father • Moto Boy • Murder Mystery • Mussels • Muy Cansado • My Dear Disco • My Jerusalem • My Other Friend • The Mynabirds • Naam • Naam • Nada Surf • The Narrative • Nathan Halpern • Neek The Exotic feat. Large Professor • Neon Hitch • Neon Indian • Netherfriends • Neutral Uke Hotel • Nevermore • New Collisions • New Look • New Morning • Nicky Egan • Nicos Gun • Nightmare & The Cat • Nikki Lane • Nit Club • No Abuse • No Joy • No Surrender • Non-Commissioned Officers • None More Black • Not Blood, Paint • Nottz (w/ special guests) • Oberhofer • Oceanographer • Octant • O’Death • Oh Land • Old Canes • Old Wives • One Be Lo • Onili • Onra • The Orbans • O’Spada • The Pack AD • The Pains of Being Pure at Heart • Parallels • The Parties • The Pass • Patent Pending • Paul and the Patients • Pearl and the Beard • Penguin Prison • Penrose • Pepper Rabbit • Pete Rock • Peter Hadar • The Phantom Band • Pharoahe Monch • Philadelphia Grand Jury • Phoenix • The Photo Atlas • Pictures of Then • Pillow Theory • Planet Ubiquity • Plates of Cake • Plushgun • Pocketknife • Poingly • The Poison Control Center • Pomegranates • Ponderosa • Poofy and the Bus Boys • Posso the DJ • The Postelles • Powell • The Press • Pretty & Nice • Priestess • The Prigs • Prince Rama • The Protomen • Prudence Teacup • PS I Love You • Psalm One • Quest For Fire • Quiet Loudly • Rabia • Radical Dads • Radio Radio • Rah Digga • Raj and the Mash • Ramirez Brothers • Random Recipe • The Rassle • Ravens and Chimes • Reckless Sons • Red Mass • Red Wire Black Wire • Reggie Watts • Reggie Watts • REGO • Reign of Kindo • Reni Lane • Reptar • Restless People • Re-Tros • Revolver • Rich Aucoin • Richard Barone • Ringo Deathstarr • Rival Sons • River City Extension • Robbers On High Street • Robbie Gil • Robert Lester Folsom • Rocky Business • Rope • Ruby Frost • S. Carey • Saadi • Sagol 59 • Saint Motel • Salem • Santah • Sarah Jaffe • Sarah Lee and Johnny Iron • Savoir Adore • Scott Kempner • Scott Lucas and the Married Men • Screaming Females • Screens • The Seedy Seeds • Senor Tadpole • Senses Fail • Setting Sun • Sgt Dunbar and the Hobo Banned • The Shake • The Shake • Shapes • Shark? • Shayfer James • Shayna Zaid • Sheek Louch • Sheridan Fox • Sherlock’s Daughter • Shilpa Ray and Her Happy Hookers • Shinobi Ninja • Shortwave Society • Shrag • Sin Orden • Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds • Sisters • Sky Larkin • Skyzoo & !llmind • Slow Animal • Slow Motion Centerfold • Small Black • Smile Smile • Smoke Fairies • Smoke Or Fire • Smoosh • Snak Rattle Rattlesnake • Snake Rattle Rattlesnake • So So Glos • Social Studies • Soft Black • Soft Reeds • Soko • Soldiers of Fortune • Southpaw Jones • Sparky Quano • Spectre Folk • Spirits of the Red City • Squim • Stand • The Star Department • Starcode • Static Jacks • Stef Lang • Stevans • Steve Gunn • Street Chant • Strife • Strong Arm Steady • Sun Airway • Sunglasses • Super Mirage • Superfortress • Superhumanoids • Surfer Blood • Susanne Sundfør • Suuns • Swethook • Swingset Committee • Syvia • Tabi Bonney • Taken By Trees (DJ set) • Tall Tall Trees • Tamar Eisenman • Tamar Haviv • Tamar Kali • Tamaryn • Tanya Morgan • Tape Deck Mountain • Taysha Busay • Team Facelift • Teenage Bottlerocket • Teletextile • The Tellers • Ten Feet Deep • Tennis System • Tens of Thousands • Thieving Irons • Third Wave Bandits • This Condition • This or the Apocalypse • Thrushes • Title Fight • Title Tracks • TJ Di Hitmaker • TJ Kong and the Atomic Bomb • Tôg • Tony Joe White • Tooth Ache • Tournament • Toy Soldiers • Trademark • Travelling Band • Tristen • Turbo Fruits • Turkuaz • Two Door Cinema Club • Two Tears • Ty Segall • Uncle Bad Touch • Unicycle Loves You • Univox • UNKLE • US Royalty • Vagina Panther • Vanaprasta • Vandana • Vandaveer • The Vanguard • Vanity Theft • Viernes • Viernes • Villa • Violens • Viva City • Viva L’American Death Ray Music • The Volebeats • Voltaire Twins • Von Pea • Vonnegutt • Waking Lights • The Wandas • We Are Country Mice • We Are Trees • Weird Owl • Western Civ • Whale Tooth • White Arrows • White Belt Yellow Tag • The Whitsundays • Wild Moccasins • Wild Nothing • Will Stratton • Willie Nile • Windings • Winterlings • Wise Blood • Wise Girl • Witch Hunt • The Woes • Woodsy Pride • Woven Bones • The Xcerts • Xylos • YC and Sene • Year of the Tiger • The Yes Way • The Yes Way • Y-Love • Young Adults • Young Mammals • Young Man • Young Nick Krill (of The Spinto Band) • Young Prisms • Young Rival • Young the Giant • Yuck • Yukon Blonde • Yuksek • Zach Hurd • Zachary Cale • Zambri • Zamza • Zo! • Zowie

19 Aug
2009
cmj2009350

Today the first round of artists/bands for this year’s CMJ Music Marathon were announced. Set to take place October 20-24, CMJ this year will feature: Broadcast, School Of Seven Bells, Zac Brown Band, Múm, Atlas Sound, Japandroids, Margaret Cho, the Budos Band, Pitbull, the Very Best, the Temper Trap, Crystal Antlers, Portugal. The Man, Cymbals Eat Guitars, Malajube, Local Natives, Wild Light, the Antlers, Das Racist, Suckers, Pissed Jeans and Screaming Females. Some of the initial panels were also announced. You can check out all the latest information at cmj.com/marathon.