Von Bondies come rocking back strong after four-year recording break
Band was part of Detroit garage revolution of the late 1990s that included White Stripes, Dirtbombs, Detroit Cobras and others.Excerpt:Detroit garage-rock royalties the Von Bondies have emerged after four years without a peep with a new album, darkly entitled “Love, Hate, And Then There’s You,” a new label, Shout Factory, and an upcoming tour. Lead singer Jason Stollsteimer explains the work that went into this late-delivered record and the emotional journey from big labels and emo badmouthing to what looks to be a promising evolution for this nine-year old rock group.Read the entire article here.
Band was part of Detroit garage revolution of the late 1990s that included White Stripes, Dirtbombs, Detroit Cobras and others.
Excerpt:
Detroit garage-rock royalties the Von Bondies have emerged after four years without a peep with a new album, darkly entitled “Love, Hate, And Then There’s You,” a new label, Shout Factory, and an upcoming tour. Lead singer Jason Stollsteimer explains the work that went into this late-delivered record and the emotional journey from big labels and emo badmouthing to what looks to be a promising evolution for this nine-year old rock group.
Read the entire article here.
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