John Vanderslice
Romanian Names

Having placed such emphasis on 9/11, terrorism, and conspiracy theory on his past two albums, San Francisco transplant John Vanderslice has shifted fo...

In his own gloomy-doomy little way John Vanderslice always somehow makes your life seem a little better than it probably is. And it's a bit bizarre ho...

John Vanderslice has recorded various musicians in his own Tiny Telephone studios since 1997, catering to such acts as Death Cab For Cutie, Deerhoof a...

John Vanderslice is now on his seventh studio album and has officially been present in the world of music for a decade.You'd think that with ten entir...

Upon first listen, it's not surprising to see how John Vanderslice has achieved acclaim in the indie rock world. He has all necessary ingredients -- a...

John Vanderslice's latest album is smooth without being insipid and displays a musical pedigree that harkens back to the dramatic singles of the mid- ...

The most immediately noticeable difference that separates Romanian Names from John Vanderslice’s previous two records — Emerald City and Pixel Revolt ...

John Vanderslice turns 42 this month. Yes, the big four-zero, plus two: that’s more years than this album has minutes, and twice the age, I suspect, o...

When an indie rock album lists flute, orchestron, nyckelharpa, a pump organ, a vibraphone and rabbit holes among its instruments, it would seem fair t...

John Vanderslice's music doesn't change much from album to album. Within the world of indie rock, he's carved him a niche all his own with clean but i...