Amazon says, “if we smush two words together that’s the shit right?!”. SoundUnwound. Click that. Be nerdy and edit a band or add yours. They (Amazon) says it’s like Wikipedia meets IMDB. The site’s in Beta, which means it’s up to us to fill it up with content, I guess. The entire planet has gone wiki mad.
You may also be interested in...Commenting is closed for this article.
The Thermals Sign to Kill Rock Stars
The Dimes EP Release at Doug Fir
Bought Raw Power by Iggy Pop and The Stooges
Gavin Castleton's Halloween Jam
Joseph Arthur & The Lonely Astronauts - Dead Savior
Record label (and Portland-transplants), Kill Rock Stars, are reported to have signed The Thermals. The band’s fourth album won’t be released on Sub Pop, as it was revealed in July they might be shopping for a new label.
Pitchfork’s short interview with the band also revealed The Thermals are planning their fourth release, Now We Can See, will be officially released on April 7th, but look for promotional tracks, etc. from KRS beginning after winter of next year.
The Thermals are slated to play the Doug Fir on Dec. 5th and 6th.
A Pillar of Salt
I say good work Russell Brand, you should be knighted by the stuffy Queen herself. Your performance at the MTV video music Shill Awards this past weekend, dramatized with your crazy hair and constant need to YELL EVERYTHING you speak, was a breath of fresh air for us Yankees.
Continue reading Branded by Russell
You'll find every song and podcast featured on NW Noise at the Music page.
About
Archives
Articles
Band Briefs
Bands
Contact
Feed
Interviews
News
NW Noise Newsletter
Photos
Music
Reviews
Services
Venues
Videos
Missing Toof
Absolute Pro Audio
Arena Rock Records
Brooklyn Vegan
crappy indie music
Daytrotter
End Hits
Filter
In Music We Trust
JP's Blog
KEXP
Leslie's Blog
Line Out
Melt Your Face Off
NW Music Blog
Paste
PDX Plugged In
PDX Pop Now
Pet Marmoset
Pitchfork
Sarathan Records
Seattle Sub Sonic
Stereogum
Sub Pop
The Culture of ME
The Tripwire
Three Imaginary Girls
Creed
Hannah Montana
High School Musical
RIAA