Sebadoh are back with Act Surprised, their first album in over six years, which will be out May 24 via Dangerbird. Lou Barlow, who moved back to Massachusetts not too long ago, reconvened with ...

Note: NPR's First Listen audio comes down after the album is released. However, you can still listen with the Bandcamp playlist at the bottom of the page. Six years ago, that path led to Sebadoh's ...

Sebadoh, one of the most beloved indie rock bands of all time, have a new album, Act Surprised, out on May 24. It’ll be their first since 2013’s Defend Yourself and only their second since The Sebadoh ...

Dinosaur Jr. and Sebadoh are both still very much at it — the former touring with its original lineup and the latter coming off its ninth studio album, Act Surprised. So, even though the vans might be ...

December 11, 2019 • This year-end playlist showcases the music that best captured 2019's ever-wary mood, presented here in three 10-song movements of personal anxiety, global dread and moral ...

Sebadoh send-up the tin foil hat crowd and technology-induced conspiracy theorists on their new song, “Raging River,” set to appear on their upcoming LP, Act Surprised, out May 24th. “Raging River” ...

Indie rock stalwarts Sebadoh offer an alternative to anxiety on their new song, “Celebrate the Void,” which will appear on their first album in six years, Act Surprised, out May 24th via Dangerbird ...

The only thing surprising about Sebadoh’s new album Act Surprised is just how well the 21st century suits the indie-rock legends. They’ve been standard-bearers for lo-fi home recording, kings of early ...

Indie-rock band Sebadoh is heading out on tour and will stop for shows in Holyoke and Cambridge. The band is scheduled to play Gateway City Arts in Holyoke on June 21 and The Sinclair in Cambridge on ...

Sebadoh haven’t toured North America since 2019 when they released Act Surprised. They were supposed to tour in spring of 2020, but the pandemic put the kibosh on that. There have been no tour ...

"How Does It Feel to Feel?," The Creation (and later Ride) once asked, and it's not an easy question to answer. I would suggest that the bliss of new music discovery comes close, the first blush of a ...

The options for live music in New Orleans the week of June 13-19, 2019, include a genre-defying arena rock duo, a reinvigorated indie rock band, and a hard-charging rock band from Florida. 7 p.m.