Tagged: Lower Dens
Stream Lower Dens’ Album Nootropics
NPR is now streaming Lower Dens’ excellent, sprawling sophomore LP, Nootropics. Listen at their site, and read Sam Hockley-Smith’s Gen F profile of the band, from FADER #78, here. Stream: Lower Dens, Nootropics
Stream: Lower Dens, “Lamb”
“Lamb” is one of those songs that’s almost tantric in its buildup, dancing on the edge of a huge moment with its stuttering drum and Jana Hunter’s deep, velvet voice in limitless harmony. When the … read more »
GEN F: Lower Dens
In the early half of the 2000s, everyone grew out their hair and beards and folk music came back hard. Devendra Banhart led a merry band of pranksters in cheap-looking expensive jeans, and made it … read more »
Stream: Lower Dens, “Propagation”
The heady affects of a more sophisticated brand of psychotropics, or smart drugs, are clearly a primary inspiration Lower Dens’ new album Nootropics. And when you hear the way the background harmony collides with Hunter’s … read more »
The FADER #78 Podcast
Double rap covers make for our secret favorite mixes. The FADER #78 podcast is warmly hip-hopped out, featuring a totally bonkers, previously unreleased Danny Brown track and a healthy dose of songs by LA’s Black … read more »
Video: Lower Dens, “Brains”
Tristan Patterson, who made the wonderful and gnarly film Dragonslayer, directed Jana Hunter in the video for “Brains,” a screen test portrait made to look like it was shot on a security cam. She’s a … read more »
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When Danny Brown arrived for our video interview during CMJ last fall, he had a woman with him wearing a cropped leather jacket and a sheer white dress. You could see her butt very clearly. … read more »
Lower Dens, “Brains” MP3
Baltimore band Lower Dens has just announced a new album, Nootropics, slated for North American release on May 1st. The first single from Jana Hunter and the boys is hazy, but still runs blissfully pop. … read more »
Lower Dens, “Hospice Gates” Live at the FADER FORT by FIAT
Lower Dens played The FADER Fort by FIAT this year to a hazy afternoon crowd. It’d be a tough slot for a lesser band, but the audience trickled in (shout out to Sam-Hockley Smith 0:07 … read more »
