Last year, Spencer Krug released Organ Music Not Vibraphone Like I'd Hoped, his first proper album under his Moonface moniker. And in a few months, he'll follow that up with an LP called With Siinai:…   Read Story »

Spencer Krug is prepping his second solo record as Moonface, the project he first mentioned when I interviewed him for a Progress Report back in 2009. That first EP was all marimba and "shit-drums"…   Read Story »

Members of Wolf Parade have done a bit of explaining about the band's third album EXPO 86. We were told the main criteria Spencer Krug had for the songs was "whether or not [he] would dance to them."…   Read Story »

Just because Spencer Krug released a marimba and shit-drums EP and likely has a leg up on his next four releases does not mean he's done mining the labyrinthine depths of his last LP for artworks the…   Read Story »

Back when giving a progress report on all things Krug, the perennially prolific songwriter talked up the myriad sort of collaborations, projects, and side-projects he's become known for, although one…   Read Story »

When discussing a new Sunset Rubdown album it's become pretty cliché to list everything Spencer Krug's recently accomplished, but his output remains as prolific as each release is monumental, so it…   Read Story »

Last month we took a look at the cover and tracklist for Dragonslayer (out 6/23), Sunset Rubdown's third full-band LP and second for Jagjaguwar. (Also, their first with new member Mark Nicol on bass…   Read Story »

Swan Lake's Enemy Mine is a newborn, and it was just a little under a year ago that Wolf Parade birthed At Mount Zoomer, but since Spencer Krug sightings usually come in threes (trust me blindly on…   Read Story »

NAME: Spencer Krug (Swan Lake, Sunset Rubdown, Wolf Parade) PROGRESS REPORT: Releasing Enemy Mine with Swan Lake on March 24; editing untitled Sunset Rubdown LP for release this summer; recording a…   Read Story »

Call it a ritual, call it whatever you will: when an album we're frothy for first yields cover art, we like to call in the graphic designers. But first to clarify the album title: Meet At Mount…   Read Story »