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Rainer Maria Tour With Ambulette (ex-Denali) (Pitchfork)
29-Aug-2006
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Break out your horn-rimmed glasses and carefully style your comb-over, because Rainer Maria are hitting the road. The Rilke-loving rockers are supporting their newest album, Catastrophe Keeps Us Together , which was released April 4 on Grunion.
Rainer Maria Hit the Road (Pitchfork)
06-Aug-2006
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Emo veterans Rainer Maria released Catastrophe Keeps Us Together , their sixth full-length, in April and followed it with a month-long jaunt across the U.S. and Canada. They're headed back on the road starting tonight in Phoeniz, and they ain't quitting until September.
Letters seal the Rilke/confidante bond (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
06-Aug-2006
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'The perpetual interruption by all the trifles the day brings, the worries about money, the chance occurrences and useless complaints, the doors, the smells, the hours that roll over and over and forever summon one to something... . " So the great poet Rainer Maria Rilke wrote to Lou Andreas-Salomé, his long-term confidante, who was also one of Europe's major female intellectuals, a former
CD reviews: Dixie Chicks, AFI, Rainer Maria, Elefant (Reno Gazette-Journal)
17-Jun-2006
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Dixie Chicks
Riding out the storm (NorthJersey.com)
28-May-2006
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WHO: Rainer Maria. WHAT: Rock. WHEN: 8 p.m. Saturday. WHERE: Bowery Ballroom, 6 Delancey St., Manhattan; (212) 260-4700 or boweryballroom.com. HOW MUCH: $15
Rainer Maria: A Not-So-New Band With a New Sound (New York Times)
13-Apr-2006
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The new CD by Rainer Maria would be a pleasant surprise if it were the work of some fresh-faced kids. But the biggest surprise is that it was made by veterans.
Rainer Maria good, but no Rilke (The Greyhound)
13-Apr-2006
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The Brooklyn-based rock trio Rainer Maria should sound familiar to fans of forceful fem-fronted alternative/punk acts like Discount, Bikini Kill, and the Raincoats, augmented at times by the sedated musings of folksier balladeers like Jenny Lewis and Laura Veirs.
Jimmy Eat World with a woman lead singer (The Daily Targum)
13-Apr-2006
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Is the title a response to Joy Division's "Love Will Tear Us Apart?" That's the most interesting question posed by Catastrophe Keeps Us Together, a solidly constructed modern rock album with everything going for it except intrigue. Sounding a lot like Jimmy Eat World, Rainer Maria's most notable aspect is singer and Molly Ringwald look-alike Caithlin De Marrais.
Critic's Notebook: Rainer Maria: A Not-So-New Band With a New Sound
13-Apr-2006
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The new CD by Rainer Maria would be a pleasant surprise if it were the work of some fresh-faced kids. But the biggest surprise is that it was made by veterans.
Rainer Maria Tour (antiMUSIC)
24-Mar-2006
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(The Tripwire) Madison, Wisconsin-born indie veterans Rainer Maria will embark on a spring tour in support of their fifth studio album on April 20 in DC. The tour, as it stands now, will swing down South and then up through the West Coast, wrapping up on May 6 in Seattle (though more dates will be added).
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