SAN FRANCISCO -- Modern psych-rock favorites Dead Meadow return to the Bay Area to headline this show at the Kilowatt in San Francisco's Mission District Saturday night. Tempering hefty, bong-hazed ...

Dead Meadow met in the DC punk/indie scene, though their music draws from more faraway sources. The band formed in the fall of 1998 from the ashes of local bands The Impossible Five and Colour, when ...

Psych rock greats Dead Meadow toured late last year in support of their most recent album, The Nothing They Need, and they’ve just announced they’ll be back on the road starting next month, hitting ...

Dead Meadow comes out of the Warble Womb to play SA Credit: Courtesy photo Like hardcore pioneers Minor Threat before them, psych-rockers Dead Meadow arose as a reaction to their D.C. environment. But ...

Psych vets Dead Meadow have announced some tour dates for 2016. They’ll play a hometown show in Long Beach in April before they hit the road for a few weeks of touring in May. That tour includes a ...

Dead Meadow hasn’t released a fully original album in about five years, but the band’s got one coming out in a couple of weeks. Warble Womb is out Oct. 7 digitally via the band’s own Xemu Records ...

The film consists of footage from Dead Meadow's last L.A. hometown show after a five-month tour, intermingled with vignettes that abstractly depict themes of corruption, destruction, and rebirth. The ...

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Dead Meadow: Mostly Cloudy With a 100 Percent Chance of RockingStage banter was held to a minimum at last night’s Dead Meadow show at the Bowery Ballroom, as the D.C. stoner trio used the gaps between ...

Trilobites. Plesiosaurs. The double-record, gatefold, vinyl LP. One would assume they were all extinct, rendered obsolete, yanked from the gene pool because, frankly, they just couldn’t compete with ...

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