Nada Surf

The second wave of covers of the band's 'I Love You All the Time' is now available to benefit Josh Homme's Sweet Stuff Foundation.

You might think they were relegated to '90s one-hit wonder status, but Nada Surf never left and this next album will be their eighth.

Nada Surf have been wonderfully busy this year, and their current plans show no break in this pattern. Right now, the band is gearing up for its upcoming tour with the debut of a brand-new video for 'Waiting for Something.'

If you're reading this, there's a pretty good chance that you know Nada Surf from a certain '90s novelty hit, the Gen X'er, 'Reality Bites'-like high school send up 'Popular,' which made the band a flash in the alternative rock pan. And, to their credit, the New York band has continued into a 20-year, seven album career. Their latest record, 'The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy' -- with a title

Sixteen years after releasing their debut album -- and approximately 15 years after most people thought they could safely be written off as a '90s buzz bin one-hit wonder -- Nada Surf is still going strong. In fact, the band's recently released seventh LP, 'Stars are Indifferent to Astronomy,' has earned some of the strongest critical praise of their career.

Nada Surf's new EP 'The Dulcitone Files,' which features acoustic versions of five tracks from their latest album, 'The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy,' is streaming online for free at rdio.com.