Showing All "Sunset Rubdown" Posts
Apr 10th, 2012 4 Comments
Moonface is the solo alias of the endlessly prolific Wolf Parade/Sunset Rubdown/Swan Lake man Spencer Krug. And someone will probably think this is sacrilege, but "Teary Eyes And Bloody Lips," the… Read Story »
Mar 26th, 2012 5 Comments
Wolf Parade/Sunset Rubdown/Swan Lake dude Spencer Krug, working under his Moonface alias, is getting set to drop new album With Siinai: Heartbreaking Bravery, on which he's backed by Finnish… Read Story »
Feb 25th, 2010 6 Comments
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 »
Sep 10th, 2009 8 Comments
Skeletons are to indie rock videos in '09 what bootie girls are to hip-hop clips forever. I have no idea what this means (eat a sandwich?), but it's a motif we've seen in one form or another via… Read Story »
Sep 3rd, 2009 4 Comments
Says Mark 'The Nuc' Nicol, "My heart started back up after the electrical shock. I woke up feeling like I was suffocating and was delirious. Then I passed out for an hour, woke back up and saw the… Read Story »
Jun 9th, 2009 4 Comments
If you haven't yet joined the premature evaluation party for Spencer Krug's latest, listen to Dragonslayer in its entirety at NPR. Read Story »
May 22nd, 2009 46 Comments
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 »
Apr 16th, 2009 24 Comments
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 »
Mar 27th, 2009 18 Comments
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 »
Feb 23rd, 2009 15 Comments
Swan Lake's second album Enemy Mine is a dense, satisfying listen. If you've heard no more than the previously 'Gum Dropped Carey Mercer-penned opener "Spanish Gold, 2044," you've already heard no… Read Story »
