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Ian Svenonius’ late-’90s “Gospel Yeh-Yeh” band The Make-Up are getting back together to play Primavera Sound and a few other European festival in late spring. Ahead of those they’ll play a few U.S. shows on the East Coast…

Saturday Looks Good To Me frontman Fred Thomas is releasing a new solo album, Changer, the followup to 2015’s All Are Saved. It’s out this Friday (1/27) on Polyvinyl, and like his last album, it’s in his wordy stream-of-consciousness style of indie rock…

Plus more Detroit punk: new LPs from Tyvek frontman Kevin Boyer’s other band The Intended, and Danny & the Darleans (Danny of The Gories).

Gonerfest bands past and present make up this week’s edition of our SiriusXMU Blog Radio show.

During the last month of Brooklyn DIY venue Death by Audio’s existence, photographer Ebru Yildiz practically lived at the space, shooting both the live shows and taking candid pics of life behind the scenes of those who lived and worked at DbA. Those photos are the basis of Ebru’s new book We’ve Come So Far – The Last Days of Death By Audio…

The album features live performances by Thee Oh Sees, Future Islands, Ty Segall, Lightning Bolt, Dan Deacon, Parquet Courts, Protomartyr, JEFF the Brotherhood, A Place to Bury Strangers, Deerhoof, Protomartyr, METZ, all recorded during the last month of the Brooklyn DIY space.

The last month of Death by Audio featured an incredible amount of talent playing the venue, including Thee Oh Sees, Future Islands, Ty Segall, Lightning Bolt, Dan Deacon, Parquet Courts, Protomartyr, JEFF the Brotherhood, A Place to Bury Strangers, Deerhoof, Protomartyr, METZ, and more. Recordings from DbA’s last hurrah have been collected for a live compilation album titled Start Your Own Fucking Show Space which…

You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight’s shows, but here are some highlights… The Menzingers, Big Eyes, Cheerbleeders @ Court Tavern (BrooklynVegan Presents) The next two BrooklynVegan-curated installments of Red Bull Sound Select happen tonight in NJ and Tuesday in Brooklyn, both with punk bands The Menzingers and Big Eyes…

Edan and Josh of DbA on the final night (more by PSquared) Death by Audio closed last weekend after seven years in existence. We said our goodbyes already, but we thought we’d offer up a roundup of our coverage and other tributes to the space…

As you know, Death By Audio will be gone forever in less than a month, November 22nd to be exact. This message is currently up on their website: Note for Nov: we are having our final show on 11/22 and we will be releasing the schedule for this month bit by bit as to keep everyone on their toes, we will be open every night, just dont wanna give away all the fun…