Fourteen years after their last full-length, Sebadoh returned with Defend Yourself sounding reassuringly like themselves-fuzzy, melodic, messy, and deeply personal. Lou Barlow and company lean back into the DIY spirit of their early records, pairing crunchy guitars and lo-fi edges with hooks that sneak up on you.
Fourteen years after their last full-length, Sebadoh returned with Defend Yourself sounding reassuringly like themselves-fuzzy, melodic, messy, and deeply personal. Lou Barlow and company lean back into the DIY spirit of their early records, pairing crunchy guitars and lo-fi edges with hooks that sneak up on you.
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