If you missed out on the Record Store Day variant of At The Drive-In's Relationship of Command, don't worry. Hot Topic is now selling the RSD version of the album here.
Vinyl repressings of At The Drive-In's Acrobatic Tenement and Relationship of Command will be released on March 5th and April 22nd, respectively. Relationship of Command will also be sold on limited color vinyl for Record Store Day on April 20th.
At The Drive-In has announced that their one off show in the UK will be at London's Brixton Academy on August 28th following their Reading and Leeds Festival appearances.
Anywhere will release their self-titled debut album on July 24th via ATP Recordings. Listen to a track and see the artwork in the replies. The group is a collaboration between Cedric Bixler-Zavala (At the Drive-In, The Mars Volta) and Mike Watt (Minutemen, fIREHOSE).
Track Listing
1. Pyramid Mirrors
2. Rosa Rugosa
3. Khamsin
4. Dead Golden West
5. Anywhere
6. Shaman Mantra
7. Infrared Moses
At The Drive-In recently spoke with Invisible Children at Coachella, giving their first joint interview in 11 years. You can watch their interview here.
At The Drive-In's 10" vinyl pressings of Vaya are now available for pre-order. With only 3,000 of hot pink and 1,000 of vibrant red, they'll go fast, so order up.
When The Company We Keep announced details on their upcoming 7" release for the Making Moves series, there was one track that cocked many an eyebrow - a cover of At The Drive-In's "Pattern Against User." Head to the replies to hear their unique interpretation of the classic and a short interview on why they chose the cover.
One of AP.net's readers, Dustin, was also at the At The Drive In reunion show the other night. He wrote up a pretty cool blog about the experience that I've included below. Also, don't forget to check out Adam's review here.
The line-up for Lollapalooza 2012 has officially been announced. Headliners include Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Black Keys, Black Sabbath, Jack White, Florence + The Machine and At the Drive-In.
Monday night I was able to witness At the Drive-In's first reunion show in eleven years at Red 7 in Austin, Tx. Walking back to my car, I had very mixed emotions about the performance. It was a moment where I looked back on a band that changed what I knew punk rock could be at a young age, and it made me reflect on what I know punk rock to be as a term now more than a decade later. You can read my thoughts on the night here. For all the complaints the site gets about not being "punk enough" - I hope this write-up reflects my sentiments on what you think you know and what time will show you when you get older.
Last night I was lucky enough to attend At the Drive In's first show in eleven years. You can head to the replies to see the band's set list. I have mixed emotions about the whole thing, but rest assured, the set was quite flawless. I'll have a better rundown tomorrow. For now...we toast.
At The Drive-In will be reissuingVaya for Record Store Day exclusively at Coachella on April 21, 2012. This release will be limited to 500 copies on colored vinyl.
At the Drive-Inwon't be recording any new music during this reunion run. The band was extremely honest with NME, and admitted it's about nostalgia and money.
In light of yesterday's news of reunions by both At the Drive In and Refused (as well as many reunions to date), I've given some thought to seeing the past moments we cherish being played out in the present. After reading this, hit the replies and let us know your favorite moment that no reunion could ever recreate. Was it in a basement? Was it with less than 50 people? Did the performance floor you, and at that moment, did you know that particular band would be something special years later?
In an interview with former Glassjaw guitarist Todd Weinstock, he talks about his life in Gj, his new producing project, and his new band with Tony from At the Drive-In.
Situated just North of the Rio Grande, dusty El Paso, Texas, seems like the kind of place likely to give rise to Western and Latin-influenced sounds, but in the early 1990's a different kind of storm was brewing. With their first live performance in October 1994, the post-hardcore juggernaut known as At the Drive-In was unleashed on the world, and on the strength of two early EPs and enthusiastic word-of-mouth, the quintet drew the attention of Flipside Records, who released their 1996 debut full-length Acrobatic Tenement, a work of volatile and shapeshifting intensity, a harbinger of things to come. They followed it up with the equally forceful In/Casino/Out in 1998 and the...
At the Drive-In have a newly-designed myspace page. No, this does not mean that they are getting back together. Remember, they will be included in Guitar Hero: World Tour, which comes out this Sunday.
Synthesis reports that At the Drive-In's "One-Armed Scissor" has been the first track confirmed for this summer's upcoming Guitar Hero IV. Well, what do you know, they listened to me. Now we need some "Deadbolt"...
Update: That chat is now over. Thank you to Jim for spending a Tuesday evening with us. We wish him the best of luck in all his endeavors.
Here, in this thread, at approximately 7 p.m. EST, Jim Ward of Sleepercar (and Sparta and formerly At the Drive-In) will be chatting with AP.net users. Come in, say hi and chat it up about the band's new album, West Texas, which officially hits stores today.
