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Tuesday, August 02, 2011

Hear A Bit of Wild Flag's Debut LP + More


In case you missed it, four of the most rocking women around decided to get back to making music and call themselves Wild Flag. Carrie Brownstein, Janet Weiss, Mary Timony, and Rebecca Cole have quite a rock 'n 'roll pedigree, having logged time and miles in bands including Sleater-Kinney, Quasi, Helium, Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks, and The Minders. It then goes without saying that Wild Flag's debut is both highly-anticipated and chock full of hard rocking riffs -- and, undoubtedly, a good time. The band recently released a trailer for their self-titled debut album, which features clips of a few album tracks. Check it out below.

Monday, August 02, 2010

LISTEN: The Corin Tucker Band - "Doubt"

(by John Clark)
Ex-Sleater-Kinney singer and axewoman Corin Tucker is set to release her debut solo LP, 1,000 Years, with The Corin Tucker Band October 5th through Kill Rock Stars. The band features Sara Lund (Unwound) and Seth Lorinczi (Golden Bears) and they wail, as you will hear below on the first track released from the album, "Doubt".

Some of the songs on the new album were actually written as possible contributions to the Twilight: New Moon film. In a press release, Tucker says, "They didn't work for the movie, but I kept them anyway. The themes work exactly. The monsters, beasts and demons, all those things working on you. I think there’s a lot of personal angst in that story."

MP3: The Corin Tucker Band - "Doubt"

It's a scorcher. From Riot Grrrl to Riot Woman, Corin Tucker has developed a sound and style all her own, with a bag of hooks and riffs that's bound to get your foot tapping and/or your head banging. One of the most distinguishing features of Tucker's work is her amazing set of pipes, which are as strong as ever on "Doubt". There's a bit of Southern soul in that powerhouse of a voice, too. 

The Corin Tucker Band will be touring in support of 1,000 Years. Now that Tucker is a stay-at-home mom, you best catch the band on tour if you can since there won't be too much touring behind the album. Dates after the jump as well as the cover art and tracklisting for 1,000 Years.