“narcotically arresting” – Pitchfork “a sound that pulls the ear close in a swirl of whispery vocals, opaque poetry and tight, art-rock instrumentals” – NPR “jangly guitars, pop melodies, and a discernable air of cool.” – Fader “Bar Italia are the best new band in London” – The Face “London’s most
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bar italia are the London based three-piece of Nina Cristante, Jezmi Tarik Fehmi and Sam Fenton. They will release their second full length of 2023, ‘The Twits’, on November 3rd, less than
Julien Baker has announced B-Sides, an EP of tracks taken from the
EARLY DEMO OF THE SONG ‘ADORE YOU’ TO BE RELEASED ON FEBRUARY
“Here is a short teaser for a long-form film I’m making for Cat Power. The film stars Jade and Hazel Altheide, two female teenage BMX riders who live just outside of Albuquerque,
“This batch of songs are all new and were written over the last couple of years with the exception of ‘Summertime Is Coming’, which also dates back to that Julian Plenti period.
Ten years ago, Interpol’s debut album seized the imagination of a generation. The spare, lean textures, darkly oblique lyrics and suave stage presence were entirely different from the bands who preceded them
Here’s the latest from Perfume Genius…
The first new music from Yo La Tengo since 2009’s Popular Songs. ‘Stupid Things’ is a different version of a song that will be appearing on their new album coming out in 2013.
Click here to download ‘Everything Burns’ off the forthcoming split 7? with Titus Andronicus. Check out http://www.ceremonyhc.com/ for more!
Noisey was given unprecedented access as Paul Banks prepared for the first shows in support of his upcoming solo album ‘Banks’. What resulted is possibly the most transparent and intimate portrayal yet
‘Cherokee’ from the gorgeous Cat Power. Cat Power Sun is out now via Matador/Rhythmethod http://www.catpowermusic.com/
Cat Power’s new album Sun is out now on Matador/ Rhythmethod http://www.catpowermusic.com/
Sun, the new album from Cat Power, is out this week. The LA Times calls it “A big, confident, and captivating pop album.” Uncut hails it as “Cat Power at her finest.”