The Kinks' Ray Davies wrote about a man who busied himself "telling tales of drunkenness and cruelty." He might well have been talking about Modest Mouse front man Isaac Brock, who brought plenty of ...

Can you feel nostalgic for something that never happened? If so, the recent Paramount Plus series Lolla: The Story of Lollapalooza offers up a few hauntological pangs for Lollapalooza 2004. That year ...

Seattle band Modest Mouse's long-awaited sophomore Epic studio album, "Good News for People Who Love Bad News," has been pushed from its planned fall release date to 2004. A representative says the ...

Good news (for people who love good news): Modest Mouse’s iconic 2004 album Good News For People Who Love Bad News turns 20 years old this year, so the band is marking the anniversary with an expanded ...

This October, Modest Mouse is kicking off a 21-date tour with shows in Omaha, Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, and more. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the band’s popular 2004 album, “Good News For ...

In 2004, Modest Mouse released “Good News for People Who Like Bad News,” the album that propelled the alt-rock band from the indie underground into the mainstream. The group will be performing the ...

In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Seattle had a problem. Many of its music stars had died. Record executives had mined the region of all its musical acts and there was veritable carnage left behind ...

The Issaquah, Wash., lo-fi indie rock band Modest Mouse, whose fractured sounding songs are replete with curious and random thoughts about the world and the odd people in it, has always been a long ...