The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy
On their seventh album, Nada Surf set out to capture the raw, excited feel of a practice-room jam session.
“I cannot believe the future’s happening to me,” Nada Surf’s Matthew Caws sings on the closing track of The Stars Are Indifferent To Astronomy, and it’s a fair perspective. It’s been two decades since the band launched, and 16 years since its one-hit-wonder days as the purveyors of "Popular." The alternative era feels…
Nada Surf have managed to squeeze in several lives over the course of almost two decades together. They’ve been called one…
If you’re hoping for a fix of that seminal Seattle sound, you’re better off plundering the archives from that time.
In the midst of everything, a heart-in-mouth Matthew Caws proclaims “it’s never too late for teenaged dreams!”
We’ll just let the title go, yeah? After almost twenty years of pop-rock riffery, New Yorkers Nada Surf have hit form again.
Nada Surf - The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy review: Age is just a number.