We’ve been featured on the very hip Indie Rock Cafe blog, as part of their In Dee Mail Special Year-End Edition! This site gets a lot of traffic, so we’re thrilled that they chose to include us, along with a link to Jenny Don’t Really Like the Boys . Thanks, IRC!

The fine folks at The Metro – Boston have compiled a list of some of their favorite albums of 2009 and For All the Boys and Girls made the cut! Here’s what Selene had to say about the album: Sidewalk Driver’s long-awaited debut LP perfectly channels their energetic live performances into a smartly crafted, deftly produced party platter. Bursting with flavors of glam rock and hook-filled pop that owe to the Cars, Elton John and the Pixies, there isn’t a single skippable track on …

Hello, dear readers. Our friends at Hit and Run History recently went to Cape Verde to research the Columbia Expedition (the first American voyage ’round the world) and, naturally, took a whole bunch of photos along the way. Andy Buckley, the team’s fearless leader, told us that whilst climbing an active volcano on the trip, he had our song, Tornado , running through his head. Of course, he mentally changed the word “tornado” to “volcano,” but, nonetheless, wanted to …

Hello, dear readers. Yes, after a seemingly interminable waiting period, our new album, For All the Boys and Girls , is finally on iTunes ! We still strongly recommend that you check out Bandcamp for all your Sidewalk Driver album purchasing needs because we like the way they roll .(And we’ll have physical goods for sale on Bandcamp very soon!)However, we recognize that having our music on iTunes is very cool and we’re excited! Check it out! And if you have a moment in between tasks at your …

Hi, everybody! The time has come for the final installment of “Tad’s Fabulous Ziggy Stardust Thoughts & Informative Tidbits.” Brace yourselves as Tad muses about the very heavy “Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide” and offers his final thoughts about the album. Rock ‘n’ Roll Suicide – David Bowie This stirring number closes the album and does so in grand fashion. From the understated first and second verses to the superbly powerful break where Bowie pleads …