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Tindersticks

The Something Rain

"The Something Rain" is tindersticks ninth studio album and like its predecessors "The Hungry Saw" and "Falling Down A Mountain" it projects a bold spirit, something charged with what Uncut described as a "restored self-belief, again loving doing what they do and doing it better than anyone else”. Though within "The Something Rain" there is something else; the band, the ideas are formed - it  […] READ ON

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Lambchop

Mr. M

Mr. M started in a painter’s studio in fact. Wagner explains. “As I worked, I was approached by Mark Nevers (former full time band member & producer for the likes of Andrew Bird and Will Oldham) with the idea of making another Lambchop record. He had a concept of a sound and a method that worked with the tone of my writing. His idea was a kind of ‘psycho-Sinatra’ sound, one that  […] READ ON

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Nada Surf

The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy

"Did you ever, as a kid, want to crawl into the speakers?" asks Nada Surf singer-guitarist Matthew Caws. "I did — here was OK, but there was much better." And that's pretty much what Nada Surf is all about — Caws, bassist Daniel Lorca, and drummer Ira Elliot are in love with the way rock music can transport you to a new and wonderful place in a beguiling rush of beats, chords, hooks and  […] READ ON

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Arcade Fire

Scenes From The Suburbs

Just in time for their headlining shows on the Southside & Hurricane Festival 2011, Arcade Fire release a deluxe edition of their 2010 hit album 'The Suburbs' in a special CD/DVD  […] READ ON

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O'Death

Outside

With the help of producer Billy Pavone (The Fall, Asobi Seksu, White Rabbits), the latest O’Death opus, Outside, is their subtlest work by far, but also the most impressive of the band's  […] READ ON

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Lambchop

CH-OP trucker hat

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Calexico

2009 European Tour