Dead Oceans has announced the re-issue of Bill Fay Group’s Tomorrow Tomorrow and Tomorrow, out for the first time in its entirety on a 28-track double-vinyl, as well as a 24-track CD and digitally, on 23rd Feb, 2024. Alongside, the next installment of Dead Oceans’ Bill Fay cover series is
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Dead Oceans has announced the release of Bill Fay’s Still Some Light: Part 2, the second side of the double compilation album made up of 70s album demos (Part 1) and 2009 home
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Khruangbin and Leon Bridges know the time and place for a big
Destroyer shares “Cover From the Sun” as final preview of new album ken, out Friday Before the October 20 release of Destroyer’s 12th album ken, Dan Bejar is sharing one final preview
Destroyer Shares Stunning Video For ‘Tinseltown Swimming in Blood’ New Album ken Due October 20, 2017 on Merge Records / Rhythmethod. Watch / listen –
UK’s SHAME RELEASE NEW SINGLE VIDEO, CONCRETE – DEBUT ALBUM COMING IN EARLY 2018 ON DEAD OCEANS WATCH THE VIDEO FOR CONCRETE Today, one of the UK’s most talked about young bands
On October 20, Destroyer returns with ken. Of his 12th studio album and its enigmatic title, Destroyer’s Dan Bejar offers the following: Sometime last year, I discovered that the original name for
SOFT SOUNDS FROM ANOTHER PLANET out 14th July via Dead Oceans / Rhythmethod Today, Japanese Breakfast has shared a music video for “Road Head,” the latest from Soft Sounds From Another Planet,
Kane StrangView Post releases music video for My Smile Is Extinct from Two Hearts and No Brain album release June 30th on Dead Oceans / Rhythmethod Fresh off the back of a
Watch Slowdive’s fantastic NPR field recording here – https://youtu.be/-tWhPv2U6aQ
Today, Kevin Morby shares the title track off his forthcoming record, City Music (out 6/16 on Dead Oceans / Rhythmethod). The song nearly hits the 7-minute mark and challenges what fans may
Today Strand of Oaks shares a brand new video for “Everything.” Animated by fellow musician Chad VanGaalen, the colorful, immersive, and illustrative world in the visual accompaniment for “Everything” follows a chaotic narrative, employing psychedelic
Watch Machinist from the new album, “Soft Sounds From Another Planet” out July 14th on Dead Oceans / Rhythmethod.