In this, the sophomore edition of 'Celebrate The Catalog' there's no sign of second album trouble as we examine one of the most prolific, enviable and most celebrated back catalogs in Indie Rock. Spat out of the death rattle of New York's No Wave scene, Sonic Youth were art-rock heirs apparent to ...

To a certain degree, everyone who jumps into the field of music journalism does so because of a passionate hunger for hearing something new and exciting. When it comes to finding that something new and exciting, the deeper one digs into new sounds and unheard styles, the more apparent it becomes ...

About once a year, sometime between May and August, I enter a self-imposed period of new music embargo. For two to four weeks, I put recent releases back on the shelf and dust off the relics of the past. Sometimes I listen to albums that shaped my listening habits when I was a teenager. Other ...

It’s getting closer and closer to summer, so the time to put together that perfect summer mix is just around the corner. We humbly offer our suggestions from some of our favorite albums of the past couple of months. There’s some badass riff rock from Red Fang, some laid back southern hip-hop from ...

Coachella and SXSW have come and gone, and Memorial Day weekend is just around the corner, which means that summer festival season is upon us. Several smaller festivals around the country have already taken place this month, and many more will happen well after summer has faded. But for the next ...

Last month, LCD Soundsystem ended their decade-long run as a band, closing the book on an incredible run by playing a lengthy, comprehensive ending performance at New York's Madison Square Garden. As a band that Treble has championed and admired for most of our existence, it only seemed fitting to ...

Listening to an artist’s full album discography can teach you a lot. Take The Who, for instance, a band whose music was monolithic, legendary even, during their 1960s and ’70s, heyday, but whose talent began to unravel once the ’80s began. Then there’s a band like The Pixies, who, in their short ...

SXSW came and went, and Coachella left us sweaty and gross (actually no, it didn't, we didn't go), but in the meantime, a bunch of new albums are on the horizon, promising some great spring jams. We've picked a peck of singles released as previews to some of these records, and gave them a listen. ...

To a certain degree, everyone who jumps into the field of music journalism does so because of a passionate hunger for hearing something new and exciting. When it comes to finding that something new and exciting, the deeper one digs into new sounds and unheard styles, the more apparent it becomes ...