Tagged: Bright Eyes
The Tripwire Podcast 064
Stream: The Tripwire Podcast 064 Download an enhanced version with album art, links, and chapters, here. Full track information after the jump!
Bright Eyes, “Shell Games” MP3
Thought the whole Bright Eyes thing was dead and Conor Oberst was moving on to other, differently named pastures. Turns out we were just confused and The People’s Key (Feb. 15th, Saddle Creek) will be … read more »
Streaming: David Dondero, #Zero With A Bullet
About seven years ago next January we stumbled into a David Dondero set at the Knitting Factory in New York. Pretty sure he was there opening for Rilo Kiley’s Jenny Lewis and Blake Sennett, who … read more »
Desaparecidos Reunite!
For what seems like it’ll only be one show, but still! They were awesome, also kind of a big deal to these guys. Pitchfork reported late yesterday that the Conor Oberst-fronted punk outfit is coming … read more »
Conor Oberst Joins Song Strike Against Arizona Immigration Law
Those who know Conor Oberst’s style won’t be surprised to hear he’s joined Song Strike. The guy is more grass roots than a backyard, he openly supports PETA, subscribes to no mainstream religion, and he’s … read more »
Conor Oberst Covers Folk Revivalist John Prine
You have to be a pretty big folk fan to be in a band called Monsters of Folk. This is why it’s no surprise to find Conor Oberst among the likes of Justin Vernon, My … read more »
Video: Monsters of Folk, “Dear God”
When this album came out (and the song had the suffix “Sincerely Monsters of Folk“), did anyone think it sounded like folk-disco? Because it does. And the drum machine sounds like it’s from a Black … read more »
We Don't Think We've Outgrown Bright Eyes Yet
Can you, though? Write this down on your list of things to read here at some point in the very near future: nearly ten years after I stumbled across the Oh Holy Fools split and … read more »
Bright Eyes Announces Final Album
It was a good run, old boy. read more »
Monsters of Folk Offer New Song, Are Weirdly Demanding
Watch out for Oberst’s pinchers. read more »
