Sunset Rubdown
Dragonslayer

Sunset Rubdown opens one world and shuts down another all in the span of the few opening moments of Dragonslayer, crystallizing everything that makes ...

Spencer Krug’s Sunset Rubdown project continually grows in scope, developing from a bedroom project to its current five-piece assemblage. Krug&r...

I was on a first date with a girl (via Match.com) in a loud L.A. Mexican restaurant when she smiled and produced an iPod from her rather large purse. ...

As we approach the end of this century?s first decade, those who are wise enough to understand that musical genius is not the preserve of previous gen...

Before he first tasted fame as part of Wolf Parade (QRO live review), Spencer Krug had his own band, Sunset Rubdown, and 2007’s strong Random Spirit L...

Spencer Krug started Sunset Rubdown just five years ago and already their back catalogue has amassed four full length albums as well as two EPs. Not t...

Dragonslayer is a shockingly good record, but it’s no surprise that things ended up this way. Spencer Krug’s been having this conversation with himsel...

At this point, calling Spencer Krug “busy” is a tad insulting. John Mayer probably considers himself crazy busy, but he’s not releasing his third full...

Sunset Rubdown's last disc, 2007's Random Spirit Lover, was an adventurous and polished opus, but its songs - which continually blended into one anoth...

The guitar lick that opened “The Mending of the Gown”, the start to 2007’s critically acclaimed but popularly underrated Random Spirit Lover, introduc...