Tagged: Born Ruffians
Video Premiere: Born Ruffians, “Nova Leigh”
Why aren’t Born Ruffians bigger? This shit is wildly catchy. “Nova Leigh” is their latest video, and besides being all about clipped guitar and staccato drums rolls, it’s also got a weird mirror thing going … read more »
Watch Born Ruffians Nifty Throwback "What To Say" Video
Not so long ago, we raved about the versatility of this song as both a mellow party jam and a party-by-yourself-in-the-apartment jam. With all these options for a hook in the video, it seems mighty … read more »
Watch Born Ruffians' "What To Say" Video
Stereogum premiered Born Ruffians’ oscilloscoped, Jared Raab-directed clip for “What To Say” yesterday and it’s fantastic. The song’s one of the very best from Say It, their forthcoming sophomore full-length and one whose title holds … read more »
Listen To Born Ruffians Make Ineloquence Sound Awfully Eloquent
Birthing a jam like this in general can’t be easy. This is the kind of song you could listen to during a party, after a party, in the throes of a hangover or just making breakfast … read more »
Soundcheck: Born Ruffians
Last Thursday, March 4th, marked the day we snuck into NYU’s Kimmel Center to film Born Ruffians‘ soundcheck. Today, March 10th, marks the day we reveal the fruits of said sneaking. Actually, we didn’t really … read more »
Born Ruffians: "Sole Brother," or Soul Brothers? You Decide.
Just when we were wondering when we were going to hear some new tunes from Canadian jitterbugs Born Ruffians, the boys go ahead and hit us with a double-dose. Their sophomore record, Say It, is … read more »
Born Ruffians, “Sole Brother” MP3
Yesterday, in overtime, when Sidney Crosby crushed the dreams of young hockey fans from Buffalo and its sister cities, scattered across sad bars in this great land, we thought of Canadians Born Ruffians covering Bruce … read more »
Drug Rug Covers Lazy Smoke
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Born Ruffians @ Webster Hall | NYC
The Born Ruffians played the giant room at Webster Hall opening up for Tokyo Police Club. And since we wanted to see what it would be like to have the indie darlings grace such a large stage, we sent our resident photographer Maia Stern to report back to us. Here is what she saw. read more »
