Interviews and Features

Yo La Tengo still remains wary of praise after decades of it

Yo La Tengo still remains wary of praise after decades of it

New Jersey indie rock trio Yo La Tengo has developed a reputation as one of the most thoughtful, consistent bands in the business over its three decades and 13 albums.



Listen: The top 10 best Vampire Weekend songs

Vampire Weekend @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre

In commemoration of “Modern Vampires of the City,” we’ve put together a list of the best Vampire Weekend songs from their storied five-year career.



Album review: Vampire Weekend, “Modern Vampires of the City”

Vampire Weekend — "Modern Vampires of the City

You might recognize Koenig’s vocal effect and Vampire Weekend’s overall ear for melody from past albums, but that’s where the similarities end.



Ten best Prince songs to make you uncomfortable, scared and funky

Prince

Here are the 10 best Prince songs to make you feel the most uncomfortable.



There are no plans for another Black Moth Super Rainbow album, says Tom Fec

UMS 2012 Friday

Tom Fec, aka Tobacco, talks with Reverb about Kickstarter, music label “assholes,” Black Moth Super Rainbow’s past and its uncertain future.



Austin City Limits 2013 lineup: Muse, the Cure, Phoenix and more

ACL 2011 Sunday

The full Austin City Limits 2013 lineup has been announced for the festival that will take place over two weekends for the first time.



Album Review: Deerhunter, “Monomania”

Album Review: Deerhunter, “Monomania”

Deerhunter’s new album “Monomania” finds the group moving in a new direction, but is it far enough off their beaten path?



Metz on not partying, writing new material, playing 150-200 shows a year

Canadian punk band Metz plays at the Hi-Dive on Tuesday.

Sub Pop punk band Metz talks to Reverb about life on the road while playing 150-200 shows a year.



Barry Fey’s death was suicide, coroner rules

The colorful promoter who made Colorado a destination for the biggest names in music died Sunday. Barry Fey was 73. Photo by Cyrus McCrimmon, The Denver Post.

Legendary rock promoter Barry Fey committed suicide on Sunday, according to the Arapahoe County Coroner.



Legendary Colorado concert promoter Barry Fey dies

Barry Fey at a book signing at Twist & Shout Records in Denver. Photo by Natasha Alexander.

The producer who made Colorado a destination for the biggest names in music died Sunday. Barry Fey was 73.