Car Seat Headrest came dressed for success to their first KEXP in-studio session. Adorned in suits and ties, the young Seattle band got down to business with a fantastic five-song set of lo-fi epic indie rock. Despite his relatively young age, frontman and songwriter Will Toledo (reportedly just 22-years-old) already has eleven albums under his belt. For his Matador Records debut, Teens Of Style, he curated a selection of those tracks, even reworking a few for the release. And just like Matador alumni Robert Pollard of Guided By Voices, Toledo proves prolific: they've already got another album in the can, titled Teens of Denial, produced by local legend Steve Fisk. Watch their in-studio session from last Fall below. Car Seat Headrest play this Saturday, January 9th at The Sunset.
For their third album for Matador Records, Car Seat Headrest revise their 2011 opus. In doing so, they transform what was already an ambitious, weighty album into an emotionally exhausting masterpiece.
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We could think of no better band to close out the live room at KEXP's Dexter and Denny studio than legendary shoegazers Ride. In celebration of the 25th anniversary of their landmark debut Nowhere, the UK quartet reunited for a worldwide tour. We captured a stunning acoustic session from founding f…
There's a deceptive appeal to Hinds. At first listen to their buoyant jangle pop, and even at first glance at their fresh faces, the young Madrid garage rockers might be taken less seriously than they deserve. No doubt, they perform to have fun, but it's exactly their carefree attitude, slightly of…
