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MAR. 3: L.A. RECORD PRESENTS TOTAL WRECK w DJs DEAN SPUNT (NO AGE) + SHORT SHORTS + CHRIS ZIEGLER (L.A. RECORD)

Chris Ziegler — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 20:32:36 +0000

JAN. 6: THE SMELL’S 14TH ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND w NO AGE + HELLER KELLER + PALM READER + MORE

Shane Carpenter — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 23:16:49 +0000

THE SMELL’S 14TH ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND WITH NO AGE, HELLER KELLER, PALM READER, TRAPS PS, PETER PANTS, AND YOU ME & US ON FRIDAY JAN. 6TH AT THE SMELL, 247 SOUTH MAIN STREET, LOS ANGELES. 8:00PM/ $10/ ALL AGES

FYF FEST 2011 w/ BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE + COLD WAR KIDS + CULTS + DEATH FROM ABOVE 1979 + MORE

Intern — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 00:33:04 +0000

Death From Above 1979

FYF FEST on September 3, 2011. All photos by Lindsey Best.

Broken Social Scene
Cold War Kids
Cults
Death From Above 1979
Explosions In The Sky
Girls
Guided By Voices
The Head And The Heart
Japanandroids
Mister Heavenly
No Age
Smith Westerners

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JUL. 21: NO AGE + SPECIAL GUEST

Shane Carpenter — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 22:08:16 +0000

NO AGE ON THURSDAY JUL. 21ST AT THE LEVITTE PAVILION IN MACARTHUR PARK, 2230 WEST SIXTH STREET, LOS ANGELES. 7:00PM/ FREE/ ALL AGES

DEC. 11: FYF XMAS PARTY w/ NO AGE + SOFT PACK + OFF! + DANGERS + CRYSTAL ANTLERS + BIG FREEDIA + LA SERA + LOVELY BAD THINGS + TIJUANA PANTHERS

Shane Carpenter — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 01:31:45 +0000

NO AGE, SOFT PACK, OFF!, DANGERS, CRYSTAL ANTLERS, BIG FREEDIA, LA SERA, LOVELY BAD THINGS, AND TIJUANA PANTHERS ON SATURDAY DEC. 11TH AT THE GLASS HOUSE, 200 WEST SECOND STREET, POMONA AND ALADDIN JR., 3161 NORTH GAREY AVENUE, POMONA. 7:00PM/ $12/ ALL AGES.

PAVEMENT + SONIC YOUTH + NO AGE @ HOLLYWOOD BOWL

Daiana Feuer — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 15:27:09 +0000

A freshly reunited Pavement came back in style to the immaculate and majestic Hollywood Bowl with the help of granny-art-punks Sonic Youth and heirs to the pop/thrash throne No Age. With the sun setting, No Age swelled in an ambient wash just to crash through in a break-neck pace that sustained a wild momentum until the end of their set. Stopping only to make an awe-filled, “fuuuuuuuck!” and to snap some pictures of the Bowl and its patrons, the band used every minute to their advantage. Playing a set comprised mostly of songs from Daydream Nation, Bad Moon Rising, and Sister, Sonic Youth tonight tapped into their taut and twisting tuneful terrain. Moving through an intricate landscape, their music is a maze they’ve spent nearly 30 years mapping. Fans adore the band’s chemistry and dynamics, leaving non-fans to decipher, “What’s going on?” Finally, Pavement picked up their instruments with a snicker and jumped right into “Cut Your Hair.” For the next short hour and five minutes the band played songs from all 5 of their albums (but mostly from Slanted and Enchanted and Crooked Rain) nearly exactly how they sound on record. Percussionist/wildcard Bob Nastanovich kept the energy up by shouting, banging a tambourine, and jumping off stage and running amuck in the exclusive front row box seats. The band ended their set with the song “Here,” where Malkmus begins, “Dressed for success, but success never comes.” Yet looking over the enjoying throng, it was hard to feel sorry for the once and forever kings of slacker rock.

—Devon Williams

NEW NO AGE RECORD COMING

lar_import — Thu, 24 Jun 2010 18:49:32 +0000

A new No Age record called Everything In Between is coming out September 28 on Sup Pop.

The tracklist:
1. Life Prowler
2. Glitter
3. Fever Dreaming
4. Depletion
5. Common Heat
6. Skinned
7. Katerpillar
8. Valley Hump Crash
9. Sorts
10. Dusted
11. Positive Amputation
12. Shred and Trascend
13. Chem Trails

Here are the best words extracted from the press release:

Los Angeles

Spunt and Randy

glowing talismans

clubhouse

art-life/music-life

fertilized a purple patch

enthusiastic notice

“Best Recording Packaging”

sweaty

abroad.

evolution.

lives

welded

ruptures and triumphs;

banged and bruised, yet better off

weird-out

Melody

howling

grazes,

skree

all vital

—Daiana Feuer

L.A. TIMES PICKS LOCAL FAVORITES AT COACHELLA

lar_import — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 15:03:46 +0000

Via: L.A. Times

Coachella is the defining music event in Southern California every year — for fans and local artists alike. The festival has become a kingmaker for striving L.A. bands rounding the corner into national prominence. Recent performances by Silversun Pickups, the Airborne Toxic Event and No Age have been both goodbye kisses to the Echo Park club gantlet and an introduction to an eager mainstream audience.

Who will be the local breakout this year? We rate the chances of L.A. artists using the only hierarchy that matters at Coachella: colored wristbands. No under-the-table swapping allowed. [Read More]

MP3: RTX (COVERING PENTAGRAM)

lar_import — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 05:34:47 +0000

dan monick

Vampyre Love (Ultra Live) by RTX

Planet Earth’s mighty RTX surge forth with this “ultra live” Pentagram cover recorded on a camcorder at an old Safari Sam’s show with Easy Action and No Age. This will be coming out on a special one-sided 7″ on Outlaw but you can listen above, and while you listen, maybe you should go read Kurt from RTX’s interview with Pentagram’s Bobby Liebling! (Every word in this post useful for your life!)

VIDEO: NO AGE 'LOSING FEELING'

lar_import — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 15:39:12 +0000

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