1. Wavves : King of the Beach (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Abby Johnston Wavves
drops his praised grimy guitar rebellion, opting instead for a Beach Boys-style
lightness that softens the band's still-heavy beach-punk.
2. We Are Scientists : Live (Reviews/Concert Reviews)
Author : Lloyd Epperly We Are Scientists
stopped by Portland, OR and delivered a
tight set that was interspersed with their well-known stage banter.
5. We Are Scientists : Barbara (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Ted Chase How are We Are Scientists not cheesy?Somehow they keep managing to put it all together into a
winning package.
6. Woven Bones : In and Out and Back Again (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Ted Chase Pity the poor garage-rock bands that are only putting out
their debuts now.
7. Wolf Parade : Expo 86 (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Lukas Clark-Memler Nostalgia
and a certain youthful abandon are heavily present on Expo 86,
but what should we expect from a band who are returning to their roots, and
revisiting
their past.
8. Wild Nothing : Gemini (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Autumn Andel Wild Nothing,
the moniker of Jack Tatum's solo project, is one of the best
incarnations of
what the Internet likes to label as C86-influenced, 4AD-loving, glo-fi
pop.
9. Wild Moccasins : Skin Collision Past (Reviews/Album Reviews)
Author : Ted Chase The kids are kids no matter where they
are, and Houston natives Wild Moccasins
bring an up-stroke cheer to their full-length debut, Skin Collision
Past.
Wavves
drops his praised grimy guitar rebellion, opting instead for a Beach Boys-style
lightness that softens the band's still-heavy beach-punk.
We Are Scientists
stopped by Portland, OR and delivered a
tight set that was interspersed with their well-known stage banter.
Wolf Parade hit the road for their first tour in two years.
Old Weezer is so good that it even makes you enjoy the new Weezer.
How are We Are Scientists not cheesy?
Pity the poor garage-rock bands that are only putting out
their debuts now.
Nostalgia
and a certain youthful abandon are heavily present on Expo 86,
but what should we expect from a band who are returning to their roots, and
revisiting
their past.
Wild Nothing,
the moniker of Jack Tatum's solo project, is one of the best
incarnations of
what the Internet likes to label as C86-influenced, 4AD-loving, glo-fi
pop.
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Out of Prince Edward Island, Canada, comes the undeniable catch of The Danks on their debut release, Samples EP. 
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