Joe Pernice

Pernice Brothers share Neko Case duet "I Don’t Need That Anymore", add more tour dates

“Being in the live room while she recorded her part legit gave me goosebumps,” Joe Pernice says.

Indie Basement: Best Songs & Albums of January 2024

Featuring: Camera Obscura, The Smile, IDLES, Klaus Johann Grobe, Ride, Omni, Marika Hackman, Julia Holter, Gruff Rhys, Bill Ryder-Jones and more of January’s best music.

Pernice Brothers announce new album 'Who Will You Believe,' share title track

Pernice Brothers’ eighth album will be released April 5 and includes a duet with Neko Case.

Tour news: Les Savy Fav, Joe Pernice, Runnner / Sun June, Arkells, Dark Tea, more

Plus: Alkaline Trio, Julianna Barwick, Flatbush Zombies, Ultra Deluxe, Hannah Diamond, Strange Ranger, and more tour and festival news.

Pernice Brothers played 'Overcome by Happiness' at Racket (pics, setlist, video)

To celebrate the new deluxe reissue of ‘Overcome by Happiness,‘ Pernice Brothers played the album in full — backwards — with a string section at NYC and Somerville, MA shows…

Pernice Brothers announce 'Overcome by Happiness' 25th anniversary vinyl reissue & orchestral shows

Pernice Brothers‘ debut album is getting its first-ever vinyl pressing as a two-LP deluxe 25th anniversary edition, and they’ll celebrate with special orchestral shows in Boston and NYC.

10 Musical Moments from 'Gilmore Girls' (which turns 20 this week)

Few shows before or since worked in their love of music like Gilmore Girls. From a snowman version of Bjork to appearances from Sonic Youth and Sparks, here are 10 musical moments to celebrate the series’ 20th anniversary.

Joe Pernice made an album of Barry Manilow covers (listen)

”I wanted to treat these songs with the same respect Barry did. I’m hoping my interpretations help them get inside people in a different way.” Chopped host Ted Allen wrote the album’s liner notes.

Today's livestreams (Metallica, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart listening party, more)

plus Dogleg and more livestreams you can watch today since there are no live concerts to attend.

Bill's Indie Basment (6/20): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more

This week: reviews of new records by Wire, Joe Pernice, and Damaged Bug, plus Kevin Hairs, and an Alzheimer’s benefit featuring New Order, Anna Calvi and more.
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