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 Trot on over to the awesomely awesome Daytrotter website, where you can read a nice article about the Smoosh sisters while listening to some live recordings — including two previously unreleased songs!
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Smoosh, along with others like The Shins, Cornelius, and the Postmarks, will be appearing in an upcoming new series on Nick Jr. (Nickelodeon's spin-off channel geared for young children), called "Yo Gabba Gabba" Read more about the show and Smoosh's involvement on Pitchfork. |
If you've been wondering when your favorite Barsuk band is going to be coming around to your neck of the woods again, wait no longer. A dizzying number of tour dates have just been announced, including Nada Surf's US tour in October, Menomena's third big tour of the year (this time with Illinois in October and November), David Bazan's epic journey (with support Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, September through November), Rocky Votolato (playing some dates with Jesse Sykes & the Sweet Hereafter) in September and October, John Vanderslice (celebrating his new album, emerald city) and Smoosh (supporting Bloc Party in September). Check out our shows page for more details. |
Check out the newly posted US and Canadian tour dates, which include a week of shows with Aqueduct, followed in September by a bunch of dates with Bloc Party and Deerhoof! |
Smoosh sing their song, find a way, to the YouTube Sock Monkey — watch the video here (and see the original find a way video here). |
Smoosh will be taking some time away from their studies this spring to play three dates with Bloc Party in the Pacific Northwest. Tour dates can be found here. |
Public radio has discovered Smoosh, and they've added them to their list of holiday recommendations. We couldn't agree more. Have a listen to some tracks from the album here. |
MSNBC.com has written up a great article about Smoosh in their Independent Study section. |
World Cafe with host David Dye can be heard on more than 180 radio stations across the US. On August 2nd, a performance by Smoosh is scheduled to be broadcast — and if you miss the broadcast, you can listen again later in the day on NPR. |
There's a great feature about Smoosh in the Christian Science Monitor — you can read it online here. |
Smoosh were featured on today's episode of the CBS morning program, The Early Show, in which they discuss their music, their tours, and how normal their lives are despite their recent musical success. You can watch the segment online here. |
Check out the new Smoosh e-card, where you can watch the video for find a way and listen to several tracks from their record. |
Set your TiVo now, because this is a show you won't want to miss: Smoosh will be performing live on the Jimmy Kimmel show Wednesday, July 12th. Catch Asya and Chloe on their late night TV debut! Then, on the following day (July 13th), trek on over to KCRW to listen to their Morning Becomes Eclectic performance. |
Watch the latest videos from Death Cab for Cutie and Smoosh on AOL Music's On Our Radar website. |
Hear the girls talk about their music, how they met Jason McGerr, and their life on the road in this interview on the MSN Music website. |
Billboard magazine has nice things to say about the new Smoosh record. You can read it online here. |
Check out the great AOL Music feature on Smoosh that's currently running. |
That's right — trot on over to the gloriously wonderful Mammoth Press website, where you can listen to a stream of the entire Smoosh record, free to stay. The new CD will be in stores June 6th. |
The new Smoosh CD, free to stay, is available now for pre-ordering in the shop — the official release date is June 6th. |
The first track from the upcoming Smoosh release, free to stay, is available now for free download. Have a listen! |
Barsuk Records is proud to announce the addition of Smoosh to our roster. Their new record is called free to stay and it comes out June 20th. They’ll be heading out on tour with The Eels to set up the release — check back for more details in the days ahead. |
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