Posts Tagged ‘liars’
Back after great success last year, Pitchfork Festival feels like something whipped straight out of Planet Notion’s wildest dreams. Since seeing the line up we’ve all been skipping around singing Oh Happy Day exactly like Whoopi Goldberg in Sister Act. Pitchfork festival takes place this November in Paris’ Grand Halle …
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Tags: alunageorge, Animal Collective, death grips, diiv, festival, Grizzly Bear, how to dress well, Jessie Ware, Julio Bashmore, liars, paris, Pitchfork, Purity Ring, whoopi goldberg, wild nothing
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Pop and Kingsley talk about the implications of sporadic line-up changes, tell us why they hate Britain, and generally give astounding amounts of paragraphical evidence for being possibly the most politically frustrated musicians we’ve ever interviewed. ANGRY! REFRESHING! CONTROVERSIAL! INSPIRING!
Hey dudes. You’ve had a pretty crazy ride since way …
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Posted in BOTW, charts, Do Not Miss This, Electronica, Experimental, Gigs, Interviews, It's Prim Up North, Music, New Age, post-punk, Rock, Singles, Videos | No Comments »
Yeah, we didn’t think it was possible either. It seems, however, that a few choice additions have actually made the Pitchfork Festival Paris lineup more incredible. New acts include the many syllabled Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Cloud Nothings, Disclosure (who have a shiny new video) and our latest BOTW, AlunaGeorge…
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Tags: alunageorge, Animal Collective, chairlift, chromatics, cloud nothings, disclosure, Factory floor, Fuck Buttons, Grizzly Bear, japandroids, Jessie Ware, liars, m83, outfit, paris, Pitchfork, pitchfork festival, pitchfork festival paris, Robyn, sebastien tellier, simian mobile disco, the tallest man on earth, The Walkmen, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, twin shadow, wild nothing
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The clue is in their name. Whilst all the talk from the Liars lads in the run up to the release of WIXIW would have you worry it was a guitarless, wholly electronic leap in to a previously unexplored territory consisting entirely of mutated samples and processed beats, it still …
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Tags: liars, wixiw
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This week London In Stereo picks gigs headlined by Future of the Left, Slime, and Liars. Other awesome gigs taking place come from the likes of 4AD signing Purity Ring, X Factor alumnus Aiden Grimshaw, and the legendary Suzanne Vega. Plus LOVEBOX, of course, which is taking place this …
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Tags: aiden grimshaw, concerts, festivals, future of the left, gig listings, gigs, liars, london in stereo, lovebox, Purity Ring, slime, Suzanne Vega
Posted in Do Not Miss This, Embrace the Weekend, Festivals, Gigs, Indie, Music, New Age, News!, Pop, Rock, Singer Songwriter | No Comments »
Everything needs a label, a tag – even a rough or vague one. Calling something pop, rock or whatever the latest sub-sub-genre helps us identify, understand and place a track – knowing where it comes from, what it means is all part of listening to a record. The unknown, the …
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Tags: Dave I.D, liars, radiohead, Response, SumR, the Horrors, These New Puritans, Thom Yorke, Tom Furse
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Constellations had an ambitious and strictly alternative line up for a new festival. Filing into the mid-November flow of human traffic at Leeds University, we find ourselves in a dinging hall, transformed into Space – a Constellation of course, hanging discs and particles of the world’s newest galaxy stretching from …
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Tags: broken social scene, constellations, esben & the witch, Leeds, les savy fav, liars, local natives, sleigh bells
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