As an editorial staff that makes a point of always keeping up on the best new music being made today, it’s important, every now and then, to go back and take a look at albums that may have slipped through the cracks in the past few months or, even worse, the past year or so. And (sigh) there have ...

Apparently when your father is an underappreciated genius in the field of quantum mechanics, your best option is to pick up a guitar and become an underappreciated (and criminally underrated) musician. At least that’s what Mark Oliver Everett, the man known as E, did. The Showbox on this ...

Jaguar Love emerged last year fully-formed from the remains of Blood Brothers and Pretty Girls Make Graves. Their sound is every bit as feral as the name suggests, like a low-slung noise-coated predator, ears pinned back with razor-clips. Their full-length debut ‘Take Me To The Sea” is a hot-wired ...

Uh-oh...Labor Day’s over. You know what that means—summer is unofficially over. Technically, there’s still a few more weeks, but for all the kids that have to get back to school and the rest of us that never got a break in the first place, fall is upon us. Lest you hate Halloween, sweaters, ...

Get our your trivia, and start doing the Macarena to the sounds of C&C Music Factory, because it’s time for Treble’s Best Albums of the ’90s! Here we are, nearing the inevitable close of the initial ...

For those of you who might have been wondering what we’ve been doing with most of our time this summer, you’re looking at the beginning of a flood of what’s to come. This year, in an annual tradition of musical retrospectives, we will be taking a look at the 1990s. It’s a decade that formed much ...

For a label that boasts a 75 cent Olympia beer vending machine in its office, Sub Pop still isn’t quite old enough to drink. But since it’s not actually a person, that’s beside the point. This year, Sub Pop records turns 20 years old, and for an indie label of its caliber, that’s quite an occasion ...

Boy, is 2008 turning out to be a hell of a year for music or what? In this segment of our Album of the Week mix, alone, we’ve got a couple contenders for album of the year, and a whole bunch of other albums that we’ll be spinning for months to come. In typical fashion, though, we take just one ...

Back when I was in junior high and high school, some of my favorite records were the eclectic, hip and cutting edge soundtracks from the films of John Hughes. His first famous teen comedy romp was , in which he combined archival music such as the “Peter Gunn Theme,” “The Love ...