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May 16th 1 Comment
As Parakeet, Yuck bassist Mariko Doi has already dropped her solo track "Tomorrow." Today, we get to hear that track's single, a bit of fuzzed-out dreampop called "Paper, Scissors, Stone." It plays…   Read Story »
Apr 12th 10 Comments
Yuck will be at Coachella this weekend and next, and have lined up a few Cali dates in between. This song's release is most certainly timed as a ploy to raise awareness for these dates -- so be aware…   Read Story »
Feb 29th Comment
A couple of months ago, we heard a cut called "Tomorrow" from Yuck bassist Mariko Doi who dwells under the name Parakeet in this particular solo jaunt. Today, that track has a video, which utilizes…   Read Story »
Feb 8th 2 Comments
Yuck frontman Daniel Blumberg sometimes records solo as Oupa; we recently posted his Smog cover. And now he's teamed up with one Tony Crow to record a gorgeous acoustic cover of "Backwords," a piece…   Read Story »
Jan 25th 1 Comment
Like her Yuck bandmate Daniel Blumberg, bassist Mariko Doi has her own band going on the side, a band called Parakeet with The History Of Apple Pie's James Thomas. Their first single is called…   Read Story »
Dec 21st, 2011 Comment
Yuck guitarist/vocalist Daniel Blumberg moonlights as Oupa, and through that project he recently took to covering Smog's "It's Rough." Stream the track after the jump.
It's Rough by Oupa
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Dec 14th, 2011 79 Comments
Having already revealed Your Top 10 Tracks and Your Top 10 Music Videos, next box to be punched on the Gummys' advent calendar is the Top 10 New Acts Of 2011 category, and, unlike the Grammys,…   Read Story »
Oct 24th, 2011 2 Comments
As a bonus track on the Japanese edition of their self-titled debut album, British fuzz-rockers Yuck included a cover of "Natsu Nandesu," a 1971 song from the Japanese folk-rock band Happy End.…   Read Story »
Sep 26th, 2011 4 Comments
British '90s-indie revivalists Yuck have just posted a new track called "Soothe Me" on their blog. Compared to the tracks on the band's self-titled debut, it's a mellow sprawler, and we can actually…   Read Story »
Sep 13th, 2011 137 Comments
Last year, right around the time summer turned to fall, we at Stereogum published our list of the 40 best new bands of the year. The idea of a "new" band is a pretty nebulous one, since many of the…   Read Story »


































