Superdrag

Ex-Superdrag psych rockers The Lees of Memory recently mentioned taht they’re working on a new double album, and details are now here. The album is called The Blinding White of Nothing At All, and you can hear a rough mix of the raga rockin’ “Blue As The Moon.”

The Lees of Memory, the psychedelic rock band led by former Superdrag frontman John Davis, are working on a double-album followup to last year’s great Unnecessary Evil. Most details on that are still TBA, but in the meantime, The Lees are releasing a 7″ single…

While The Lees of Memory (ex-Superdrag) were crowdfunding their great new album Unnecessary Evil, frontman John Davis gave fans a chance to commission ten cover songs of their choice…

Addictive math-pop from Look Mexico, real-deal pop punk from Mikey Erg, crunchy (and sometimes trippy) power pop from Superdrag offshoot The Lees of Memory, and more.

It isn’t streaming online anywhere at the moment, but if you want another taste of it before you buy, we’ve got the stream of opening track “Any Way But Down.” Like lead single “Squared Up” hinted, this album’s a departure from the shoegaze of their 2014 debut album…

Former Superdrag frontman John Davis’ current band The Lees of Memory are heading in a more psychedelic rock direction with these new songs, and it suits them well.

The three 2015 BrooklynVegan SXSW day parties at Red 7 wrapped up on rainy Saturday (3/21) with a multi-genre lineup across the venue’s inside and outside sta…

We recently profiled nine underrated ’90s bands, one of which was Superdrag, who last month (August) reissued their second album, 1998’s ambitious and unfairly overlooked Head Trip In Every Key, along with a two-disc set of demos from the era, Jokers w/ Tracers, on SideOneDummy…