Yo La Tengo - FadeAround since the mid 80s, Yo La Tengo have been a constant on the indie horizon, working within their own framework and transcending scenes and trends with the greatest of ease. 'Fade' teams the band up with Tortoise's John McEntire who takes their hazy psychedelic pop to new levels with his economic production techniques. Not that this is a new direction from Yo La Tengo, but 'Fade' sounds more pointed than they have for a while, with jangly guitars

they have arrived in this new act to offer the fruits of such perseverance: love

recorded mainly at Olympic Studios in London and was originally scheduled for release in July 1969

I Realize - Freedom Five

remembered little about the session other than that Lewis seemed to be "under the influence"

Since 2007 the British band have been leaving a trail of sonic fever dreams

and a halfspoken

sports a soulful melody in the tradition of OutKast's previous efforts

(small chip on run-in

never afraid of challenging the establishment

The highly-charged centrepiece of the record

Seeing Red (Edit)

Frankenstein’s