New exclusive vinyl: Cap’n Jazz’s ‘Analphabetapolothology’ on limited yellow LP
Our latest exclusive vinyl variant is a translucent yellow pressing of Cap'n Jazz’s 1998 post-breakup compilation ’Analphabetapolothology,’ limited to 300 copies.
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10 great albums we recommend buying on Bandcamp today
Bandcamp is waiving its cut of sales and giving all revenue directly to artists and labels today, so this would be a very good chance to pick up some new music (or merch). And if you're looking for recommendations, we've got 10...
listen to Tim Kinsella’s band Good Fuck cover Tim Kinsella’s bands Cap’n Jazz & Joan of Arc
Leave it to Tim Kinsella to manage to make his already-weird music sound even weirder.
mems of Thursday, Saves the Day, Cap’n Jazz, Touche Amore & more appearing on Norman Brannon’s livestream
Former Texas Is The Reason member Norman Brannon is hosting livestreams on the IG page for his '90s fanzine Anti-Matter, featuring interviews with and performances by some exciting guests...
American Football’s highly influential debut album turns 20
American Football's debut remains a cult classic and one of the most important and influential emo albums of all time. Here's a look back on the album for its 20th anniversary...
Tim Kinsella playing NYC after live Q&A with Blake from Jawbreaker
Tim Kinsella is joining Jawbreaker's Blake Schwarzenbach for a Q&A at the release party for the new 33 1/3 on '24 Hour Revenge Therapy,' and he added a solo show happening here the next night.
Washed Up Emo preps book ft. interviews w/ American Football, Mineral, Promise Ring & more
The book also features interviews with members of The Get Up Kids, Rainer Maria, Texas is the Reason, Dashboard Confessional, Knapsack, and more.
Cap’n Jazz played their last US reunion show at BK Steel w/ The Van Pelt (review)
Having played FYF Fest (and a few Cali club shows), House of Vans Chicago, Riot Fest, and a Riot Fest Aftershow, Cap'n Jazz played the last North American show of what might be their last reunion tour at Brooklyn Steel...
Riot Fest 2017 day 3 pics (Paramore, MIA, Dino Jr, Built to Spill, Say Anything, more)
In addition to Jawbreaker and Cap'n Jazz, Riot Fest Sunday included Paramore, Dinosaur Jr (playing You're Living All Over Me), Built to Spill (playing Keep It Like A Secret), Prophets of Rage, TV on the Radio, GWAR, and more...
Cap’n Jazz played Riot Fest (review, pics, video)
Jawbreaker wasn't the only highly anticipated emo/punk reunion at Riot Fest 2017. Two slots before them on the same stage was Cap'n Jazz, who broke up one year before Jawbreaker and are back for a few shows, which are their first since a brief 2010 reunion and might be their last.