It’s strange - but great - to see how Sebadoh have become a household name nowadays. The band more or less disappeared for one and a half decades after they gained attention through the Mid-90s, having released their classic album “Bakesale” in 1994, a well-received “Harmacy” two years later and a rather forgotten self-titled record in 1999. When Dinosaur Jr’s classic line-up reunited in 2005 (with J Mascis, Murph and Lou Barlow), accompanied by great critical response and big headline shows all over the planet, it seems to have felt right to Lou to also push his second then-legendary music group Sebadoh to new heights, resulting in the release of 2013′s celebrated new album “Defend Yourself” and a #1 position in Billboard’s “New Alternative Artists” charts(!). Here’s one of their popular 90s hymns “Skull”.