Showing posts with label Untied States. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Untied States. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Popwreckoning digs Untied States new LP



A very good review written by Marc G. Gray for the beautifully-designed webzine Popwreckoning. We wholeheartedly agree with the analysis of the term "indie rock".

"Remember when the term “indie rock” meant something? From Dischord Records bands like Rites of Spring and Fugazi to 1990s lo-fi staples like Pavement and Elliott Smith, indie rock used to mean that a band maintained a certain aesthetic of raw, do-it-yourself production, and it meant that they released their records on independent record labels. Remember that? Yeah, neither do I. I’m 27 years old. I was raised on Nirvana and Pearl Jam, bands who eschewed independent labels for gigantic mainstream success. Nowadays, indie rock is a blanket term that can be applied to any number of types of bands and genres of music. That being said, Untied States is an indie rock band to the core. They are signed to relatively unknown indie label Distile Records, and their sound harkens back to a laundry list of well-respected Dischord bands (among many other bands too numerous to list) yet they still cover enough new territory to sound fresh and exciting.... Read the full story

The Phill(er): Holding Up Walls Podcasted



If you are looking for some tasty podcasts with a selection of great music, go check out The PhiLL(er)
This time, Phill Ramey chose the track "Holding Up Walls" from the new album by Untied States, "Instant Everything, Constant Nothing".

This is the New Song Daily #388: Untied States – “Holding Up Walls”

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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Untied States On The Cover of Performer Magazine

What a great way to start the New Year!
Untied States is featured in the Perfomer Magazine January issue.