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Considering that New York City -- the place where most of the indie label/publicist/writer infrastructure calls home -- spent the entire week in a state of Deep Impact disaster, it's remarkable how…   Read Story »
It's been an absolutely devastating couple of days around here, so we hope this mix can be a thing you can put on and feel a sense of normalcy, or comfort. Who wouldn't be comforted by those lips,…   Read Story »
Free Energy's video for their ferociously catchy cowbell-smacking summer jam "Electric Fever" has a simple, fun concept: The band members, goggled and enclosed in a tarp-covered room, attempt to play…   Read Story »
Way the hell back in March, classic-rock true believers Free Energy released the deliriously catchy single "Electric Fever." And then nothing. I was worried that their sophomore album, the follow-up…   Read Story »
Name: Free Energy Progress Report: Classic rock revivalists mine for FM Radio gold on Love Sign. When Free Energy released their debut album -- 2010’s Stuck On Nothing -- on DFA, more than a…   Read Story »
Two years ago, Philly classic-rock revivalists Free Energy released Stuck On Nothing, an absolutely spotless and weirdly underrated album full of direct-to-the-brainpan bubblegum hooks and blazing…   Read Story »
The tourmates performed "I'm Goin' Down" at the Earl in Atlanta last week, in direct violation of Vampire Weekend's multiple takes on the same Springsteen track. Truth is, Free Energy and Titus…   Read Story »
Yesterday we heard Free Energy's "Bang Pop" as remixed by Fool's Gold. Today Stuck On Nothing's "Dream City" surfaces in a Target ad introducing pro snowboarder/skateboarder Shaun White's new…   Read Story »
"Bang Pop," an especially immediate track on Free Energy's fairly instant Stuck On Nothin', is more than worthy of the collection's bubblegum cover art and its own back-to-school NSFW "Hot For…   Read Story »
Free Energy went back to Philly (or rather, to a Philadelphia suburb) to film this ridiculously fun video for live favorite "Bang Pop." According to the press release, the band recruited 100 extras,…   Read Story »