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#獨立搖滾
Ten Years, Five Albums In, Nothing But Thieves Still See Themselves as Strays on "Stray Dogs"
Returning to the same studio where they made their debut a decade ago, the Southend five-piece recorded their fifth album "Stray Dogs," weaving road-recorded crowd noise into the transitions and opening up about a fall during a show at Underworld.
Grief Becomes "Leaving The Zoo" On Renny Conti's New Album "Split Second"
Ten hushed but heavy tracks weave quiet waterfront moments with the pain of losing a brother on "Split Second," Brooklyn singer-songwriter Renny Conti's debut Mom + Pop album, out September 25th.
On the Road, a Confession Took Shape: This Is Lorelei Unveils 'The Singer in My Band'
Nate Amos, working as This Is Lorelei, will drop "The Singer in My Band" through Matador on September 11. Written entirely while touring—a first for him—the record shifts his approach from autobiographical confession toward character-driven storytelling, and features his own father playing banjo.
Four Years Later, Animal Collective Returns to the Stage—'Feels' Album Gets Full Live Treatment in NY and LA
This October in New York and Los Angeles, Animal Collective will play their 2005 record "Feels" from start to finish, reuniting on stage for the first time in four years. Original loops and a period minidisc player were unearthed by the band in an effort to faithfully recreate the album's vintage sound.
Hank Heaven's Wild NYC Sublet Saga: Blind Cats, a Jailed Landlord, and the New EP 'Welterweight'
From jazz guitar prodigy to folk storyteller, Hank Heaven weaves a gas leak, a landlord doing time, and two blind cats into the six tracks of the new EP 'Welterweight.'