Crocodiles
Summer of Hate

Bookended by two exciting tracks, the Jesus and Mary Chain-esque "I Wanna Kill," and the seven-plus minute builder "Young Drugs," Crocodiles' first fu...

Much of the buzz that surrounded Crocodiles supposed arrival on the ?no-fi? scene was down to one of its major players, No Age. The LA Sub Poppers mad...

After the dudes in No Age sang Crocodiles’ praises a few months back, a blog rush ensued. People got a little crazy and started throwing out Wavves co...

Stoned haze, LSD binge, or heroin party: One of the above, or perhaps a conglomerate, was used in the songwriting and recording of the Crocodiles’ Sum...

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After the dudes in No Age sang Crocodiles’ praises a few months back, a blog rush ensued. People got a little crazy and started throwing out Wavves co...

Crocodiles could be lumped in with the rest of the lo-fi garage-rock acts currently making the blog rounds (Vivian Girls, Wavves, etc.), but none of t...

They may wear their influences on their sleeves like hipstersdisplay their latest tattoos, but in the case of San Diego duoCrocodiles those influences...

As members of The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower, Charles Rowell and Brandon Welchez contributed to one of the most joyously destructive bands to ha...

It's hard to understand Crocodiles' artistic intent behind a song like "I Wanna Kill". A sufficiently catchy rock number that's found the San Diego-ba...