John Vanderslice Announces "Too Much Time" 7-inch, Launches European Tour
Even with six full-length albums released since 2001, John Vanderslice is not one to sit still. Now, mere months after his Dead Oceans debut and spring U.S. tour, the singer-songwriter is preparing for both a vinyl single release and a trek through Europe.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsDownload John Vanderslice's "Too Much Time (Demo)"
Download a demo version of John Vanderslice's "Too Much Time" here.Vanderslice's "Too Much Time" 7-inch will be released Oct. 6 on Dead Oceans.... read more
Found in: Blogs, Free MP3Catching Up With... John Vanderslice
Over the course of seven solo albums, John Vanderslice has shown... read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesJohn Vanderslice joins the Dead Oceans roster, plots tour
John Vanderslice will be releasing a new album, Romanian Names, under his new home at Dead Oceans on May 19. Chris Swanson, one of the label partners, reached out to Vanderslice after his music made him feel better during an apparently traumatizing day at the airport.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsMonolith Festival 2008 - Day 1
[Above: Erin Ivey]Photos taken by Mark C. Austin at Red Rocks Amphitheatre... read more
Found in: Blogs, 1000 WordsJohn Vanderslice tours with Stephen Malkmus and without
As previously reported, Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks are confirmed for a touring stint this month. But that’s old news. What is new news is that John Vanderslice will be joining him and performing some of his own headlining dates to boot. Brooklyn outfit the Spanish Prisoners will be joining for a few dates as will the curiously named, one-man-band The Show is the Rainbow, among others. Also, check out the Vanderslice's web home for MP3s and visually stimulating slideshows from his previous tours and travels. Remaining dates with Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks: March 25 - Nashville, Tenn. @... read more
Found in: Music, NewsJohn Vanderslice and Bishop Allen clap across U.S.
John Vanderslice released an incredible song (and several more since, for those counting at home) in 2001 called "You Were My Fiji." Carried by heartbreaking lyrics of lost love and consistent handclaps, it was the strange highlight of his album Time Travel is Lonely, two songs of which you can download from his website. Brooklyn indie-pop group Bishop Allen also likes handclaps, and put them to use on The Broken String, the band's latest platter of rewarding tunes. In fact, the handclaps are part of a theme of sorts on the record, one that involves intricate instrumental minutiae all over,... read more
Found in: Music, NewsJohn Vanderslice - "Time to Go"
Click above to watch "Time to Go" from John Vanderslice's new record Emerald City out now on Barsuk Records. John Vanderslice is also featured on the sampler of the August issue of Paste on newstands now! Visit PasteRecommends.com to see what other artists made the cut and Paste!... read more
Found in: Video of the DayJohn Vanderslice: Emerald City
Prodigious singer/songwriter reflects on personal and political turmoil on sixth album in seven years read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsJohn Vanderslice
Like steak tartare or single-malt scotch, Vanderslice's songs are an acquired taste... read more
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