"Ozzy told me he hated Sabotage because it reminded him of being in the studio and having a bad time. This was similar" ...

“We didn’t care if anybody listened to us, we were here to assault people,” says Lou Barlow of Dinosaur Jr‘s early approach to rock n’ roll in the trailer for Philipp Reichenheim’s new documentary ...

After 36 years and 11 albums, we pretty much know what to expect from a new Dinosaur Jr album: Fuzzed-out guitars, perfectly ragged leads, some big hooks and catchy choruses, and a song or two from ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Mick Hutson/Redferns Looking back on the off-the-wall gene-riding journey that was ...

On Wednesday, Dec. 6, Dinosaur Jr. continued their 30th anniversary celebration of their fifth studio LP, Where You Been, at Music Hall of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, N.Y. After running through the ...

Dinosaur Jr. are currently in the midst of a West Coast run of shows celebrating the 30th anniversary of their seminal Where You Been album. On the heels of their Brooklyn, NY stand at Music Hall of ...

The legacy of Dinosaur Jr. is a dichotomy, a tale of two bands in one. The Amherst rock trio — including guitarist-vocalist J Mascis, bassist-vocalist Lou Barlow and drummer Murph — formed back in ...

Much has changed in a generation for indie rock bands. Recording artists like Dinosaur Jr., Camper Van Beethoven and Sebadoh were performing to half-filled clubs during the late 1980s. Nowadays, these ...

J. Mascis won’t chat up Dinosaur Jr.’s latest album, “Sweep It Into Space,” until his band’s date, Feb. 7 at the Knitting Factory, approaches. Fair enough. The laconic Mascis has been a routinely ...

Dinosaur Jr. is now widely recognized as one of the most significant American rock bands of all time; the sound they pioneered in the late-80s having permeated through the past 20 years. Preceding ...

After the pandemic disrupted their in-house performances, NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series pivoted to at-home sets. Instead of bringing musicians to their Washington, DC office, bands were asked to ...

Dinosaur Jr. is one of the loudest and most dysfunctional rock bands still gracing stages today. Movie goers will soon be able to watch the story of J Mascis and his band in a new feature documentary ...