Although Sebadoh had earned a reputation as being lo-fi pioneers with their early albums, Barlow explained it was largely the result of finding their way through the recording process rather than ...

It used to be, when Sebadoh put out an album, that you'd have to wade through a dozen sloppy, unproduced indie-punk songs to find the refined but awkward pop gems that singer Lou Barlow was born to ...

As much a collective of musicians as a band, Sebadoh was the quintessential lo-fi band of the ’90s. Formed by singer/songwriter Lou Barlow while he was the bassist for Dinosaur Jr., in the late ’80s, ...

I noticed Lou Barlow walking through the crowd about half an hour before opening act The Bent Mustache took the stage. For having been such an influential force in indie music for almost 20 years, ...

3. Harmacy (1996) Sub Pop apparently hoped Harmacy would be Sebadoh's commercial breakthrough, perhaps due to the relative success of Bakesale and the colossal success of Folk Implosion’s “Natural One ...

Everyone loves a ’90s flashback–this month, Sub Pop is re-issuing Sebadoh’s 1994 hallmark, Bakesale; a re-issue of 1996’s Harmacy will follow this summer. Of Bakesale, our own Hannah Levin writes:As ...

“Put your ass on the line like you used to, motherfucker.” Heard at a concert, these words might suggest a pissed-off crowd or a burgeoning riot. It’s quite a different matter, however, when these ...

Sebadoh's albums have traditionally been battles between the band's winsome, sensitive, earnest side (traditionally represented by frontman Lou Barlow) and a more abrasive, lighthearted, even ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Sebadoh delivered a charged shot of nostalgia to the Larimer Lounge with tour mates Quasi on Wednesday night. Lou Barlow, Jason Loewenstein and drummer Bob D ...