“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
Check out Cat Power on Conan here… You can also catch her live next year playing Auckland and Wellington AUCKLAND Friday February 22nd 2013 – Bruce Mason Centre Tickets available 9am Friday
Here comes, here comes, here comes the sun Mystery Girl and 95bFM are elated to welcome back to New Zealand… C A T P O W E R AUCKLAND Friday February 22nd
Watch ‘Obstacle 1’ shot at the band’s first-ever LA show, taken from the original Turn On The Bright Lights album, remastered. The new release will feature 17 bonus tracks including: The First Demo (1998), including”Get
Paul Banks braved Hurricane Sandy to perform ‘Young Again’ on the Late Show with David Letter to no audience! Paul Banks Banks is out now via Matador/Rhytmethod
Dispelling any burden of ‘the difficult second album’, Esben and the Witch have comprehensively transcended any such slump or curse with Wash the Sins Not Only the Face: a majestic, haunting and triumphant
Paul Banks goes back to school in his youthful new clip for ‘Young Again’. Check out the clip to see him mercilessly rejected and defeated by children until you get to the
Check out the new video from Lee Ranaldo below…
“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