Photo credit: Mikael Beland Car Seat Headrest today announces Commit Yourself Completely – a new nine-track live album that will be released June 17th on Matador Records. Culled from performances across the UK, US and France, the nine-track album spans material from 2014’s breakout Teens Of Denial and 2018’s reimagined epic Twin Fantasy – as well as the first
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The Scholars is the first new Car Seat Headrest album in five years – an expansive suite of songs that sweeps seamlessly from majestic glam to The Who-worthy bombast. Earlier this week Car Seat
On May 2nd, Car Seat Headrest will release The Scholars, a bold
Car Seat Headrest announce The Scholars, a bold new rock opera that
In August, Car Seat Headrest returned to Seattle’s KEXP to tape a live session, to-date their only in-studio performance around the release of new album The Scholars. Initially a one-time live stream,
The Scholars is the first new Car Seat Headrest album in five years – an expansive suite of songs that sweeps seamlessly from majestic glam to The Who-worthy bombast. Earlier this week Car Seat
Out Friday, The Scholars is the first new Car Seat Headrest album in five years – an expansive suite of songs that sweeps seamlessly from majestic glam to The Who-worthy bombast. Today,
On May 2nd, Car Seat Headrest will release The Scholars, a bold new rock opera and the band’s first studio album in five years. Today, you can hear the record’s soaring, uplifting
Car Seat Headrest announce The Scholars, a bold new rock opera that isn’t just a new chapter for the premiere standard bearers of young internet rockers but also a spiritual rebirth, and
photo credit: Carlos Cruz Making A Door Less Open, the new album from Car Seat Headrest and the first set of brand-new songs since 2016’s Teens Of Denial, is set for release May 1 on Matador Records/Rhythmethod. Today, the band shares ‘Can’t Cool Me Down’,
Photo credit: Mikael Beland Car Seat Headrest today announces Commit Yourself Completely – a new nine-track live album that will be released June 17th on Matador Records. Culled from performances across the UK, US and France, the