David Bazan

Morrissey, AFI, Joyce Manor & more played When We Were Young Fest (day 1 pics)

When We Were Young Festival kicked off its inaugural year with a Saturday headlined by Morrissey, and sets from AFI, Joyce Manor, The Get Up Kids, Alkaline Trio, Beach Fossils, David Bazan, Balance and Composure, and more.

Elliott Smith's 'XO' & 'Figure 8' reissued on vinyl

Plus: listen to Ben Gibbard, Anderson Cooper, Jack Black and more talk about Elliott’s influence.

a guide to this weekend's When We Were Young Fest + schedule & lineup additions

Morrissey and Descendents headline the California festival, which also has Joyce Manor, Pinback, Mount Eerie, AFI, new additions Mike Watt, The Dickies, Agent Orange, and more.

BrooklynVegan Blog Radio on SiriusXMU: Playlist for February 8, 2017

This week’s show featured music from Magnetic Fields, Future Islands, The xx, Pond, Father John Misty, David Bazan, Ryan Adams, plus oldies but goldies from The Smiths, Bad Brainds, PJ Harvey and more.

David Bazan announces new album 'Care' (stream the title track)

The new album follows his very busy 2016, which included the album Blanco and also a Christmas album.

Morrissey, Descendents, Joyce Manor, Get Up Kids, Mount Eerie, Pinback & more playing When We Were Young fest

The inaugural California festival also includes Taking Back Sunday, AFI, Alkaline Trio, Saves the Day, Foxygen, FIDLAR, Choking Victim, David Bazan, and more.

Artists list their top albums of 2016

Check out lists from Into It. Over It., Jay Som, Chris Farren, Bob Nanna (Braid), Steve Bays (Hot Hot Heat), Amber Arcades, DOOMSQUAD, and more.

Kevin Devine lists his favorite albums of 2016

He’s also touring Europe in 2017 with Laura Stevenson (who tours the US on her own after that).

Modern Baseball's favorite LPs of 2016

All four members made their own lists. Sean’s is the heaviest on punk (NOFX, PUP, So So Glos, Bayside), Brendan’s is the heaviest on pop (Beyonce, Rihanna, Solange, Frank Ocean), and Jake and Ian both mostly have indie rock…

stream "Silent Night" off David Bazan's Christmas album

“Every Christmas the makers and cheerers of war gather with their precious families to celebrate the Baby Jesus’ birth. When they lift their voices together to croon this peaceful benediction, from memory, in haunting unison, is there, anywhere among them, the faintest flicker of understanding?”
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