Indie rock legends Sebadoh never really broke up. Sure, Lou Barlow and Jason Loewenstein took an extended break in 1999, and didn’t release any new albums together between then and 2013, but they ...

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, ...

We knew that there was a new Sebadoh EP on the way, but now we learn that there will be an album too, titled Defend Yourself, which will be out September 17 on Joyful Noise. It will be the band’s ...

Three of the 90's finest songwriting talents share the stage tonight. Everyone here is of course aware that one of them is Evan Dando, but some may be less familiar with Lou Barlow and Jason ...

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 ...

Man, oh man! We had the weirdest dream last night. Well, to start things off, Sebadoh was there. Y’know, the weepy and weird side-project-turned-anti-band started by Lou Barlow when his mid-’90s ...

My Firsts is our email interview series where we ask musicians to tell us about their first life experiences, be it early childhood ones (first word, first concert, etc.) or their first tastes of ...

It's been almost five years since lo-fi torchbearers Sebadoh performed live in support of their 2019 album Act Surprised, which was their first album in six years. But if you're in Seattle (or willing ...

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, ...

The staggering gamut of cred Lou Barlow boasts in the hardcore, post-punk, lo-fi and indie rock realms toes past the line of the ridiculous and the legendary. In the early ’80s, Barlow obliterated his ...

When I saw Sebadoh live in 1991 at Maxwell's, in support of III, Barlow was in rare form, playing taped gags on a boombox between songs: bits that made fun of Dinosaur, J Mascis, indie rock, Sebadoh ...