Premiered last week by Q magazine and Consequence of Sound, the video for ‘The Gravedigger’s Song”, the latest single from Mark Lanegan Band, is now available to watch online.
Conceived and created by Alistair Legrand for The Masses, the director revealed his inspiration behind the video:
“Inspired by the song, I wanted to create something dark and elegant that took place inside of a haunted house. That’s just what the song sounded like to me; a dream-like world of...
Following a celebrated UK tour, Bon Iver have announced the release of the third single to be lifted from the hugely acclaimed album Bon Iver. ‘Towers’ will be released 23 January 2012 on limited 12” and digital formats.
Watch their Later with Jools Holland rendition here or below. The B-side will be their wonderful cover of John Prine’s ‘Bruised Orange (Chain of Sorrow)’.
With the release of her 4AD debut, Visions, scheduled for March 12th, Grimes is heading over to Europe in May for a lenghty series of tour dates. Starting in Bristol on 6th, she plays a headline show at London's XOYO before heading to mainland Europe. The tour concludes with performances at Primavera and Field Day.
ATP today announced that The National will be curating their annual December festival, with the band performing their only UK show of 2012.
Since their formation in 1999, The National have grown organically from indie cult heroes in their early years, to creating truly stunning LPs such as the amazing Alligator and Boxer, and more recently with the success of High Violet deservedly achieving crossover success to become one of the most acclaimed bands on the planet. Much of this success is based...
The Big Pink's new album, Future This, is released today. Named after a skateboard company’s slogan from the 80s, it's an apt title.
Recorded over the summer of 2011, with ideas flowing, they worked with producer Paul Epworth (Adele, Florence & The Machine, Friendly Fires) to help them match their high ambitions. The end result is a perfect realisation of the band's initial intentions to marry their more outre influences with a pop sensibility. The 10 tracks add more shades to The Big Pink palette, commanding attention throughout with its genius gently sinking in like all good records should.