No Age, the duo of Dean Spunt and Randy Randall, is are on a constant journey to explore the furthest reaches of sound. They set out with one particular rule in mind: To write songs that we would be psyched to listen to. Emerging from the band Wives in 2005, No Age has become a worldwide talisman for the DIY art-punk scene in LA. Since the release of Weirdo Rippers, their 2007 debut album, through Nouns, the band’s 2008 follow-up, and beyond, No Age has earned enthusiastic notice from a wide array of sources, from Pitchfork to The New Yorker (“Let It Rip,” Nov. 19, 2007), and found themselves unlikely Grammy nominees for Best Recording Packaging in 2008. With their newest release, Everything in Between, No Age has risen from sweaty basement shows and art galleries to having their songs blast off the walls of the Museum of Modern Art in NYC, to performing at unconventional spaces both close to home and abroad.