Crocodiles
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Despite the decent production, having an allegiance to crafting the sort of barbed menace Echo and his crew might have dreamt up if their genesis had ...

The lo-fi art-punking Crocodiles are perhaps one of the most notable bands coming from an oddly flourishing San Diego music scene. They join a group o...

I’m going to spare you any superfluous angles and just cut to the chase here: if you like yourself some Jesus & Mary Chain, Spiritualized, or Primal S...

Man if the Jesus and Mary Chain only knew the impact they would have after those drug-addled, hyper short sets throughout the UK in the 1980s. Their f...

The second album from noise-pop duo Crocodiles opens with a slow, trembling hum; it's both anticipatory and ominous, swiftly turning into feedback, sy...

Buy at iTunesWhen Crocodiles made their debut last year with the release of Summer of Hate, amid praise from other critics and bloggers, Rolling Stone...

What is the best way for a fuzzed out noise-pop band to get noticed on their sophomore outing The answer is easy - get a well known producer like Jam...

Getting James Ford of Simian Mobile Disco on the mixing desk has raised Crocodiles from the early shoegaze sound of their debut LP ‘Summer of Hate’ – ...

On their second album, San Diego’s Crocodiles remain devotees of the smeary school of noise-pop, once more paying homage to—or blatantly stealing from...

In his book I Shot a Man in Reno, music journalist Graeme Thomson documents the history of death in popular music, focusing on how popular artists dea...