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Los Angeles noise rock duo No Age have announced their sixth studio LP, People Helping People. The project, which follow’s 2020’s Goons Be Gone, will arrive September 16 on Drag City, and they’ve released its first single, “Andy Helping Andy,” along with a visual love letter to the track’s apparent namesake, Andy Warhol. In the new video, a hyper-saturated.

A post shared by Jerry David DeCicca (@jerrydaviddecicca)He shared his debut album ‘Ask The Unicorn’ back in 1968, and went on to gradually develop a cult following in the ‘80s after moving to New York City and developing a unique style of acid and folk.‘Ask The Unicorn’ was later re-released by Drag City in 2015 as a resurgence of interest in Askew’s work arose, and throughout his career the songwriter shared 11 studio albums.One of his most listened-to releases was the 2013 album ‘For The World’. Released via Tin Angel, it included musical collaborations with Sharon Van Etten, Mary Lattimore, Marc Ribot, and more.Aside from the full studio albums, Askew also self-released hundreds of songs on cassettes and later on his Bandcamp page.In a statement with Pitchfork, Jay Pluck said: “Ed was a brave gay songwriter from the beginning and I hope more come to know this.… Ed’s music changed the lives of people from many generations and continues to do so.

Omeara, London8.12.24 pic.twitter.com/WfNDtK4dzG— 4AD (@4AD_Official) November 28, 2024As well as 4AD and Third Man, Chess Club Records, Speedy Wunderground, Erased Tapes, Partisan Records, So Young Records, Drag City, State51 and Sonic Cathedral are all slated to be involved in the fair.Record shops including Rough Trade Records, Dash The Henge and Honest Jon’s are also advertised, as is jewellery store Tatty Devine and the lifestyle brands Arkive and Unified Goods.Third Man Records was founded by Jack White, alongside Ben Blackwell and Ben Swank, in 2001, and currently has three locations – Nashville, Detroit and London.In July, lucky customers are the three branches were the first to hear White’s latest solo album ‘No Name’, after copies of the unannounced release were slipped into their bags at checkout.The album received a wider physical release in August. It scored a four-star review from NME‘s Andrew Trendell, who wrote: “This is an ode to the mystique of rock’n’roll and to the joy of music at its most physical and playful.

Bill Callahan has shared the second single from his forthcoming album, ‘Gold Record’, ahead of its release later this year.Titled ‘Another Song’, the track has been described by Callahan’s label, Drag City, as “a working man’s blues that are lightened by a little love in the afternoon”.Listen to ‘Another Song’ below:“In the middle of the day, uninspired and back at his homestead for lunch, the narrator decides to take the rest of the day off for some afternoon delight with his partner,” the statement read.“In loving embrace and then philosophic reverie, they look forward only to the next moment as sweet as this one.” ‘Another Song’ is a follow-up from ‘Pigeons‘, which Callahan shared last week as part of his plan to release one track every

Bonnie “Prince” Billy & Matt Sweeney have shared a previously unreleased their from the sessions for 2005 collaboration Superwolf. Proceeds from the song, “You’ll Get Eaten, Too,” will go to the staffs of Drag City and New York’s Superiority Burger. Hear the rarity below.