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  • By Adam Morgan Exclusives

    Premiere: After Funk: Santa Barbara

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  • By Adam Morgan Interviews

    Interview: Dave Elkins of Mae

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  • By Greg Scranton Album Reviews, Reviews

    Bob Mould: Sunshine Rock

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  • By Rebecca Hammond Album Reviews, Reviews

    Cass McCombs: Tip of the Sphere

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  • By Adam Morgan Exclusives

    Premiere: Jaz Clemente: Sacalacalaca EP

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  • By Andy Mascola Album Reviews, Reviews

    Cherry Glazerr: Stuffed & Ready

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  • By Adam Morgan Exclusives

    Premiere: Croom featuring Allanah Maarteen “Onyx Eyes”

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  • By Tom Heubel Album Reviews, Reviews

    Better Oblivion Community: Better Oblivion Community

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  • By Rebecca Hammond Album Reviews, Reviews

    Girlpool: What Chaos is Imaginary

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  • By Greg Scranton Live Reviews, Reviews

    Big Love in Little Connecticut with Japanese Breakfast & Hand Habits

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Exclusives

Premiere: After Funk: Santa Barbara

By Adam Morgan

Toronto, Ontario’s After Funk are preparing to release their debut album, Santa Barbara on February 22nd. Surviving the Golden Age is excited to premiere…

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Interviews

Interview: Dave Elkins of Mae

By Adam Morgan

In November, Mae released their first full length album since 2007. The album was called Multisensory Aesthetic Experience and marked a reunion of sorts…

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News

Quivers “You’re Not Always On My Mind”

By Adam Morgan

Australia-by-way-of-Tasmania band, Quivers are back with new song “You’re Not Always On My Mind”, their first release since debut LP We’ll Go Riding On…

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Album Reviews, Reviews

Bob Mould: Sunshine Rock

By Greg Scranton

Even if you’ve never heard of Bob Mould or his bands Husker Dü and Sugar you’ve no doubt heard his music.  The opening theme…

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News

Danger Kitten “New Addiction”

By Adam Morgan

Los Angeles’ Danger Kitten deftly mixes neo-soul and electro-pop on her new single, “New Addiction.” Sounding somewhere between Gin Wigmore and Kylie Minogue, Danger…

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Album Reviews, Reviews

Cass McCombs: Tip of the Sphere

By Rebecca Hammond

Made over 10 days in Brooklyn, Tip of the Sphere is Cass McCombs 9th album in nearly 20 years. During this time, his sound…

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Exclusives

Premiere: Jaz Clemente: Sacalacalaca EP

By Adam Morgan

Oakland’s Jaz Clemente makes esoteric electro-funk, combining influences of synth-pop, South American beats, 70s disco and more. Surviving the Golden Age is excited to…

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News

Story of Luc “Sky Full Of Song” (Florence + The Machine cover)

By Adam Morgan

It is hard to recreate Florence + The Machine so its best if you don’t even try. Story of Luc of take “Sky Full…

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Album Reviews, Reviews

Cherry Glazerr: Stuffed & Ready

By Andy Mascola

Given the many personnel and image-related changeups lead singer/guitarist Clementine Creevy has taken Cherry Glazerr through since its inception only six years ago, it’s…

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Exclusives

Premiere: Croom featuring Allanah Maarteen “Onyx Eyes”

By Adam Morgan

Austin-based producer, Croom is preparing to release his debut album Belladonna on March 1st. Surviving the Golden Age is excited to premiere the album’s…

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