Today Interpol release their next installment of new music – the impeccable ‘Fables’ – taken from their brand new record ‘The Other Side Of Make-Believe’, released July 15th on Matador. Listen here; The new track follows the band’s well-received first two songs from the record, ‘Toni’ & ‘‘Something Changed’– which
Read MorePraise For Lifeguard “… thrilling and deafening rock that lives somewhere between timeless andcontemporary” – NME “Lifeguard blitzed our senses” – Stereogum “Abrasive, sprawling, and strangely hooky, best experienced with the volume cranked up”
Praise for The Other Side Of Make-Believe “Quietly Masterful” – MOJO “Some of the boldest, most uncompromising work of their career” – Clash “A confident, rewarding and subtly adventurous new chapter” – NME Interpol have announced Interpolations, a project to
“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
In 2023, Kurt Vile is making numbers count. Just last month, Matador Records presented the iconic Philadelphia songwriter with a (vegan) cheesesteak trophy to commemorate the 100-millionth stream of ‘Pretty Pimpin‘ on Spotify. Today, though, we’d like to draw
“Rachel Brown and Nate Amos make music that’s architecturally bizarre, welded together from sunny tunes and surreal poems, brain–battered rock and suspenseful orchestrals.” – Pitchfork on “Barley” (Best New Track) “A playground
“On the sprawling, multilayered Shook, Algiers kicks its own doors open even further, using the studio to transform the band into something like a commune.” – New York Times ‘Critic’s Pick’ “Shook’ evokes
“Bar Italia are the best new band in London” – The Face “London’s most exciting new band” – Crack The Times ‘10 rising stars to listen out for’ bar italia, the London
Life is horribly dark right now. And yet, it is not unfunny. That’s the sentiment that animates Water From Your Eyes on their new album, and first for Matador/Remote Control, Everyone’s Crushed, released May 26th. On the
On February 24th, Algiers will release their fourth album, SHOOK. It’s a record that’s deeply informed by collaboration and community, with almost every track including a guest or feature. Today, you can hear ‘73%,’ one of the album’s most
Today, Algiers release new single ‘I Can’t Stand It!’, taken from their forthcoming new album SHOOK, released February 24th on Matador. The song features Samuel T. Herring (Future Islands) and Jae Matthews (Boy Harsher). It samples fellow Atlanta artist Lee Moses’ 1971 song,