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May 31, 2007

New No Age Video - "Boy Void"

It's a wonderful life for band to watch No Age, whose debut LP continues to buzz months before release. And in "Boy Void," every time a cymbal rings, No Age shows pictures of things. Things like trees and flowers and their band and fans. And when the chattering anthem's art-punk skids into dissonance, well, there's an appetizing pic of open-wrist surgery (ER docs, we just made that up, right?) to fit the mood like a blood red chianti. Need a favorite new band in '07? Get Weirdo Rippers.

Weirdo Rippers is out 6/11 in Europe and 8/28 in the States on FatCat. Stream "My Life's Alright Without You" and our fave "Everybody's Down" at MySpace.

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That track is great, i'm very much looking forward to the album coming out!

Posted by: Nat JM at June 1, 2007 3:23 AM | Reply
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