Japandroids
Post-Nothing

Kevin's little note down below made me realize that I needed to finish this review that had been sitting half done for about 3 months. I've got a lot ...

Not since DFA 1979 bludgeoned their way through, dripping in testosterone and fuelled by damaged male pride, have we really had a band prepared to dit...

Whatever Vancouver twosome Japandroids may claim or a three-year history could corroborate, their debut album isn’t likely to be judged on their...

Will somebody please, for the love of God, take those fucking sticks out of that Prowse blokes hands. I swear, this drummer reminds me of Bart Simpso...

On the face of it, Vancouver’s Japandroids should prove an inspiration to every fat, underachieving rock slob under the sun. You see, Brian King and D...

Post nothing indeed - visceral, infectious and rampant, Japandroids are everything you’ll need in 2009, 2010, 2011 and beyond. Creating a racket as if...

Japandroids are an off-kilter two piece from Vancouver consisting of Brian King and David Prowse. Foregoing the bass player - which seems to be the n...

There’s nothing particularly complicated about Japandroids and as their album title suggests they’re not especially interested in fitting in to any pa...

Post-Modern, with its simple cover and clever hooks, lulls the listener into a sense of security before kicking said listener right in the ass. &ldquo...

A quick glance at the cover art of Post-Nothing, the first LP proper from Vancouver duo Japandroids (JPNDRDS), alone provides a perfect snap-shot of t...