“Like Sharon Van Etten and Angel Olsen? Then get ready to fall head over heels in love with Los Angeles’ Phoebe Bridgers.” – NME To coincide with this announcement a handful of further tickets are being made available for purchase. Be quick for these unmissable shows! Tickets on sale now via TICKETMASTER The National have
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Today, U.S. Girls – the nom de plume of North American multi-disciplinary and experimental pop artist Meg Remy – has shared a brand new song ‘So Typically Now’
April 18th in NZ marks the release of the second album from
[Thursday 13th January, 2022] Today, Aldous Harding announces details of a new
Trouble Will Find Me, The National’s sixth album, has been nominated for the GRAMMY for ‘Best Alternative Music Album’. The winner will be announced at the 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards on 26th January
bEEdEEgEE’s video for SUM/ONE track ‘Flowers’ is out now. The song features Lovefoxxx from CSS and trippy visuals courtesy of bEEdEEgEE & Vinyl Williams Sum/One is out now via 4AD/Rhythmethod
We received some top rankings in this year’s readers poll for Faster Louder #42 Sigur Rós – Kveikur #41 Savages – Silence Yourself #39 King Krule – 6 Feet Beneath The Moon #34
Watch this five-track session filmed in Camera Obscura’s hometown of Glasgow, at the Tron Theatre.
bEEdEEgEE is the performing alias of Brian DeGraw, an American artist, musician and producer who lives and works between the inner city and the Catskill region of New York state. Most commonly known in
Rhythmethod and 4AD are proud to announce that LA based producer Lo-Fang (nee Matthew Hemerlein) will release his debut album Blue Film on February 21st 2014. Classically trained in violin, cello, bass, piano and guitar, Hemerlein’s soulful falsetto floats above a
From the double A side single “Too Much/Happens” out now via 4AD/Rhythmethod
From bEEdEEgEE’s debut album, SUM/ONE. Released on 4AD/Rhythmethod 29 November
Next February, 4AD will release Blue Film, the debut album by LA based producer Lo-Fang (née Matthew Hemerlein). The album was written and recorded during Hemerlein’s world travels, from a farmhouse in Maryland to
Watch here Trouble Will Find Me is out now via 4AD/Rhythmethod