Anathallo
Chicago's orchestral indie rockers attempt to dethrone Sufjan Stevens with their excellent new album, Canopy Glow.
By Larry Fitzmaurice 12.01.08 8:34 AM
What? Sorry, Sufjan Stevens: Your absence from the music scene has been a tad too prolonged, so it should be no surprise that an up-and-coming band is eyeing your highly-orchestrated indie-rock mantle.
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SPIN's Week in Review, August 18-22
What we learned this week: Following Radiohead on tour is a full-time job. Heavy Heavy Low Low are worth a listen. And more.
By Spin Staff 08.22.08 5:40 PM
It was a busy week in SPIN.com-land, as we deployed our fearless rock'n'roll vagabond Zack on the road with Radiohead; hosted a stream of the entire new LP from Heavy Heavy Low Low; and debuted tracks from the Verve, Mercury Rev, and School of Seven Bells, among others. Check out this week's booty below:
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Members of the Format, Steel Train, Anathallo Unite as Fun
Ex-Format leader Nate Ruess spills the beans about his new indie rock project, Fun, an ambitious new collaboration with Steel Train vocalist/guitarist Jack Antonoff and Andrew Dost of Anathallo.
By Matt Kiser 08.20.08 1:02 PM
After seven months of silence following the demise of the Format, former frontman Nate Ruess returns with Fun, his pastoral and rollicking proclamation that alongside Steel Train's Jack Antonoff and Andrew Dost of Anathallo, he can once again have, ahem, fun as a musician -- proven here with
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