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Shows: Complete Pitchfork lineup revealed

News — March 27, 2013

Pitchfork Festival, July 19-21, has revealed the entire line-up including new additions Wire, M.I.A., Yo La Tengo, Pissed Jeans, White Lung, Low, and more--all listed below in a day-by-day breakdown. The new announcement comes after bands such as El-P, R. Kelly, ...And You Will Know Us By the Trail of …

Pissed Jeans – Hope for Men

Review — July 3, 2007

The music of Pissed Jeans is what The Wonder Years might have been like if Kevin had been born with Thalidomide birth defects, facing the trials of growing up with flippers instead of hands. Their music is a feedback dissertation for bed-wetters, reprobates, and anyone who's ever felt left out, …

Pissed Jeans – Honeys

Review — July 29, 2013

I enjoyed King of Jeans. It wasn’t great and it didn’t break much ground, but it was a solid play that I still throw on from time to time. What I find peculiar with its follow-up, Honeys, is that I don’t find myself thinking back to the …

Tours: Mean Jeans on the road

News — May 13, 2012

Portland, OR's Mean Jeans, who just released On Mars for Dirtnap Records, have hit the road for a North American tour.

Shows: More line-up announcements for Crossbonefest 2015

News — November 23, 2014

Crossbonefest 2015, scheduled for March 20-21 in Houthalen, Belgium has announced more bands to play at the annual event. The overal lineup will feature Dopamines, Mean Jeans, Muncie Girls, Cocaine Piss, The Priceduifkes, and more.

Tours: Frank Turner returns to Australia

News — July 4, 2023

Frank Turn & The Sleeping Souls return to Australia and New Zealand in November, on the artist's largest headlining tour of the two countries. Mom Jeans and Emily Barker will join the tour as well, dubbed "The Never Ending Tour of Everywhere." Turner last released FTHC in 2022. …

Mean Jeans – On Mars

Review — April 30, 2012

Whoa, is it 1994 again and someone didn't tell me? Much in the way Teenage Bottlerocket appropriated the early to mid-‘90s Lookout bands like Screeching Weasel and the Groovie Ghoulies, which were puréeing the Ramones, Beach Boys and macabre cinema, you can't really credit Portland, OR's Mean Jeans …