Tagged: The Drums
Matthew Dear f. Jonny Pierce, “In the Middle (I Met You There)” MP3
Matthew Dear’s latest release, Headcage, is out today on Ghostly International and the label has offered up a second single, “In the Middle (I Met You There).” The track is brighter than usual, but its … read more »
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!
The Drums, “We Used To Wait” (Arcade Fire Cover) MP3
The Drums‘ Brit-punky cover sounds nothing like the original, but singer Jonathan Pierce and Arcade Fire leader Win Butler each have that lethargic snottiness to their stretched-out vocals, like they’ve just finished weeping or dry-heaving … read more »
The Drums’ Daytrotter Session MP3s
After listening to this Drums live recording for Daytrotter, we also want to go surfing. Does anyone have a shower cap that fits over a bowlcut? For them, not us. Download: The Drums’ Daytrotter Session
The Drums, “Submarine” Live at the Levis® FADER Fort
Are The Drums really from Brooklyn? We were sure they were from the UK or something when they performed at the Levi’s® FADER Fort back in March, with their manicured coiffures and straight-backed postures. Oh … read more »
Theophilus London’s Levi’s® FADER Fort Preview Show on East Village Radio
We are getting deeply amped about the Levi’s®/FADER Fort in Austin this week. It kicks off on Wednesday and the line-up is, as usual, bananas, plus our pals at East Village Radio are once again … read more »
The ABSOLUT FADER Visionary Podcast #1 — Doing
Welcome to the first Visionary Podcast, curated by The FADER and presented by ABSOLUT, as part of our ongoing efforts to advance and advocate the art and music we love. With these words—Doing Things Differently … read more »
Video: The Drums, “Let’s Go Surfing” + MP3
Look, we have no idea why everyone is suddenly making music about the beach, but it could be that advanced climate studies suggesting rising ocean levels over the next 50 years will move coasts inland … read more »
