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By Harold Shueberg on Sep 8 2010

As you may be well aware of, No Age have a new full-length album coming out September 28. It’s called Everything in Between, and Sub Pop will be doing the honors, as they did for 2008’s Nouns (TMT Review). No Age, being the ambitious and giving fellas that they are, want you to know how ambitious and giving they actually are are by touring across the states in support of this upcoming effort.

They also have a new single from the LP, called “Life Prowler.” Watch a video for the track:

No Age dates:

09.11.10 - Raleigh, NC - City Plaza (Hopscotch Music Festival)
09.12.10 - St. Paul, MN - Roy Wilkins Auditorium *
09.13.10 - Chicago, IL - Jay Pritzker Pavilion *
09.14.10 - Milwaukee, WI - Pabst Theatre *
09.15.10 - Bloomington, IN - Rhinos Youth Center
09.16.10 - Columbus, OH - The LC Pavilion *
09.17.10 - Washington, DC - Black Cat ^
09.18.10 - Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg
09.20.10 - Philadelphia, PA - First Unitarian Church
09.30.10 - Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Bowl *
10.04.10 - Brighton, UK - Audio &
10.06.10 - Norwich, UK - Norwich Art Centre
10.07.10 - Newcastle, UK - Cluny
10.08.10 - Sheffield, UK - Skate Central
10.09.10 - Glasgow, UK - Stereo &
10.10.10 - Dublin, Ireland - Whelans
10.12.10 - Leeds, UK - Brudenell Social
10.13.10 - Manchester, UK - In the City
10.14.10 - London, UK - XOYO
10.15.10 - Nederland, Netherlands - Trouw
10.16.10 - Paris, France - Point Ephémère
10.18.10 - Antwerp, Belgium - Trix
10.19.10 - Kortrijk, Belgium - De Kreun
10.20.10 - Groningen, Netherlands - Vera
10.21.10 - Lyon, France - Ground Zero
10.23.10 - Prague, Czech Republic - Meet Factory
10.24.10 - Colmar, France - Le Grillen
10.25.10 - Lausanne, Switzerland - Le Romandie
10.26.10 - Vienna, Austria - Arena
10.27.10 - Lubijana, Slovenia - Menza Pri Koritu
10.28.10 - Zagreb, Croatia - Zagreb
10.29.10 - Torino, Italy - Spazio 211
10.30.10 - Bologna, Italy - Covo Club
10.31.10 - Winterthur, Switzerland - Salzhaus
11.02.10 - Berlin, Germany - Festsaal
11.03.10 - Hamburg, Germany - Molotov
11.04.10 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Loppen
11.05.10 - Stockholm, Sweden - Debaser
11.06.10 - Oslo, Norway - Garage
11.07.10 - Aarhus, Denmark - Voxhall
11.16.10 - Cambridge, MA - Middle East Downstairs %
11.17.10 - Montreal, QC - La Sala Rossa %
11.18.10 - Toronto, ON - Polish Combatants Hall %
11.19.10 - Detroit, MI - Magic Stick %
11.20.10 - Cleveland Heights, OH - Grog Shop %
11.22.10 - Madison, WI - Majestic Theatre %
11.23.10 - Minneapolis, MN - 7th Street Entry %
11.26.10 - Seattle, WA - Neumos
11.27.10 - Vancouver, BC - The Rickshaw Theatre
11.28.10 - Portland, OR - Holocene %
11.29.10 - Nampa, ID - Flying M Coffee %
11.30.10 - Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Court %
12.01.10 - Denver, CO - Bluebird Theater %
12.02.10 - Albuquerque, NM - Launchpad %
12.03.10 - Tempe, AZ - The Clubhouse %

* Pavement
^ Holy Fuck
& Male Bonding
% Lucky Dragons

• No Age: http://www.myspace.com/nonoage
• Sub Pop: http://www.subpop.com

By Erika H on Sep 7 2010

Recently, Swedish filmmaker Simon Klose announced his plans to film a documentary, entitled TPB-AFK (The Pirate Bay — Away From Keyboard), about the popular torrent site Pirate Bay (which you may know from your illegal downloads — sorry, sharing — of Arcade Fire’s new album and episodes of True Blood). A documentary on The Pirate Bay is notion is interesting for three reasons. Obviously, the basic idea of the hippest internet-based documentary since We Live In Public comes first. But Klose also announced the project by asking for peer donations to fund TPB-AFK, via Kickstarter, which is pretty ballsy. Kickstarter opened the fundraiser for business on August 28, and here’s the real kicker: with 999 backers and less than a month to go (deadline is September 27), users have donated $30,007. Not a bad business from people who never wanted to buy media in the first place.

TPB-AFK centers around PB founders (three of whom feature in the film) and their adventures in legal land over the last year (remember this?). The money generated through the Kickstarter campaign is already enough to fund a studio and professional editor. Obviously, because the Pirate Bay trials are anything but close to completion, there is no definite release date for TPB-AFK beyond a tentative goal of late 2011 at the earliest (the Court of Appeal hearings don’t even start until next month).

While the camera is rolling in the courtroom, throughout September Klose will stream four clips from what will be TPB-AFK at the documentary’s official website.

“TPB-AFK is not a fan movie about the Pirate Bay, neither is it a journalistic piece on copyright conflict,” Klose states. “It’s an observational, character driven film about three guys whose hobby homepage became the embryo of a global political movement.” Step aside, Bergman — it’s all about Swedish cinéma vérité now.

• TPB-AFK: http://www.tpbafk.tv