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Album Review: Harvey Danger – Little By Little

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Harvey Danger’s final song released

By David Buchanan on September 26th, 2010

The show must not go on, but it is hard to say so long.

Cinema Sounds: 200 Cigarettes

By David Buchanan on February 24th, 2010

“You let somebody move in with you, you make all these little compromises to smooth things along, and the next thing you know, you’re on some macrobiotic diet and you’re listening to Joni Mitchell.” -Kevin

Check Out: Harvey Danger’s last Chicago concert on MP3, unveils new track

By David Buchanan on December 6th, 2009

Just when you thought there was nothing new to report from the former Harvey Danger fan camp, it turns out that the band has catered to the fans yet again.

Harvey Danger says goodbye

By David Buchanan on June 6th, 2009

As of June 2009, the bittersweet announcement has been made. Harvey Danger, the phenomenal relic of the 90s, has decided to call it an end by August of this year. The public memorandum/farewell was made available to all via the band’s website in what was a letter most likely written by founding member/lead Sean Nelson: [...]

Miscellaneous Masterpieces: Harvey Danger – King James Version

By David Buchanan on January 17th, 2009

The true indie Bible.

Album Review: Harvey Danger – Little By Little

By E.N. May on July 17th, 2008

Its been about eleven years now since Harvey Danger told us to pierce our tongues, “it doesn’t hurt it feels fine” on that fantastic record Where Have All The Merrymakers Gone? Now having grown up a bit, his latest disc, Little By Little, is a simple reflection of what a good pop rock record should [...]

Interview: Sean Nelson (of Harvey Danger)

By David Buchanan on July 1st, 2008

I’ll start by saying that this opportunity truly defines why one gets into the business of music journalism – having a chance to speak with favorite artists on a personal level. Harvey Danger, who made their major radio debut in 1998 with “Flagpole Sitta”, have been lingering off and on in a “dimly lit apartment” [...]