A previously unreleased Sparklehorse song called ‘It Will Never Stop’ has been unveiled via ANTI- Records. The recording was unearthed by Mark Linkous’ brother, Matt, who began overseeing the songwriter’s estate and archiving his recordings following his passing in 2010. Listen to it below.
“Great care has been taken to archive and preserve Mark’s music,” Matt Linkous said in a statement. “We are very thankful for Mark and the beauty he brought to this world.”
Spoon appeared on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert last night (December 5) to perform their single ‘Wild’. Watch it below.
‘Wild’ is lifted from Spoon’s latest album, Lucifer on the Sofa, which was released in February. A reimagined version of the LP, called Lucifer on the Moon and helmed by producer (and On-U Sound founder) Adrian Sherwood, arrived last month, following an EP of ‘Wild’ remixes. Earlier this year, the band brought ‘The Hardest Cut’ to Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
Young Fathers have dropped a new single from their upcoming album Heavy Heavy. It’s called ‘Tell Somebody’, and it follows previous entries ‘I Saw’ and ‘Geronimo’. Check it out via the accompanying video, which sees the trio continuing their collaboration with filmmaker David Uzochukwu, below.
Heavy Heavy, Young Fathers’ first LP since 2018’s Cocoa Sugar, is slated for release on February 3 through Ninja Tune.
Samia has unveiled two new tracks, ‘Pink Balloon’ and ‘Sea Lions’, which will appear on her forthcoming album Honey. They arrive with accompanying videos directed by Samia and Jacqueline Justice. Watch and listen below.
‘Pink Balloon’ and ‘Sea Lions’ are billed as companion songs representing different stages in the dissolution of a relationship. “‘Pink Balloon’ is about trying to stay in someone’s life after it got too close and complicated,” Samia explained in a statement. “‘Sea Lions’ is the sentiments of ‘Pink Balloon’ but less zoomed out – sitting in it, too angry to try and work it out but too sad to let it go. Remembering the good times, finding old voicemails and trying to decide where it went wrong on a loop.”
Honey, the follow-up to Samia’s 2020 debut The Baby, lands on January 27 via Grand Jury Music. It features the previously shared singles ‘Mad at Me’ and ‘Kill Her Freak Out’.
Nation of Language have shared a remix of their song ‘Across That Fine Line’ by Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard. They’ve also announced a run of 2023 tour dates, including headline shows at NYC’s Brooklyn Steel, LA’s Fonda Theatre, and London’s KOKO, as well as appearances at Primavera Sound. Check out Goddard’s ‘Across That Fine Line’ remix and the list of dates below.
“As someone who works mostly alone, it can be fascinating to hear other artists I admire reframing one of our songs,” Nation of Language’s Ian Devaney said of the remix in a statement. “The way they choose certain moments to accentuate takes me back to the writing process when all of these ideas were first stitched together.”
‘Across That Fine Line’ appears on the Brooklyn band’s 2021 album A Way Forward. According to a press release, Nation of Language are in the studio finishing their third LP. In September, they shared the single ‘From the Hill’.
Check out our inspirations interview with Nation of Language.
Nation of Language 2023 Tour Dates:
May 4 – Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Steel
May 17 – Los Angeles, CA – The Fonda Theatre
May 18 – Seattle, WA – The Crocodile
May 19 – Seattle, WA – The Crocodile
June 2 – Barcelona, ES – Primavera Sound Madrid
June 6 – Madrid, ES – Primavera In The City
June 9 – Madrid, ES – Primavera Sound Barcelona
June 14 – London, UK – KOKO
Art has the ability to transport us to different worlds, and it can also help us celebrate special occasions. This festive season, why not indulge in different forms of art? There are many mediums of art that you can explore, each with its own unique set of benefits. In this blog post, we will discuss the best mediums of art to get into this festive season!
Painting is one of the most popular forms of art, and it’s a great way to express your creative side. With a few brushes and some paints, you can create something beautiful that will last you for years to come. Whether you prefer oils, watercolors, or acrylics – painting is a great way to get creative this festive season!
For those who want to make something more tactile, sculpting is an excellent choice. You can use clay, wood, metal or even plasticine to create three-dimensional objects. It’s a perfect medium for expressing yourself during the holiday season – why not recreate Santa Claus in clay?
If you’re feeling crafty, textiles are a great way to make something unique this festive season. Embroidery, knitting and weaving can all be used to create beautiful works of art that are sure to impress. Textiles also make for an excellent gift – why not knit a scarf for your loved one?
Photography is a great medium for capturing memories from the holidays. Whether you prefer digital or analog photography, it’s a fun and creative way to document the festivities. You could even try printing out some pictures and framing them as gifts!
Digital art is becoming increasingly popular in recent years. With programs like Adobe Photoshop and Procreate, you can easily create beautiful digital artwork from the comfort of your own home. From GIFs to animated posters, digital art is a great way to explore your creativity this festive season!
Theater arts can be a great way to get into the festive spirit. Whether you’re watching a play or performing in one, it’s sure to bring lots of cheer and joy. Why not catch up with your friends for a night out at the theater this season? Travis Preston CalArts is a great place to start.
Street art can be a great way to explore the world of art this festive season. You can use spray paint or chalk to create murals and other works of art in public spaces. It’s a great way to show your creative side, so why not try it out?
Music is a fantastic way to bring people together during the festive season. Whether you play an instrument or just listen to your favorite songs, music can be a great source of joy this time of year. You could even start your own band or join one that already exists!
Pottery is an ancient art form that is still popular today. From mugs and plates to vases and sculptures, pottery can be a great way to create beautiful pieces of art this season. It’s also fun and relaxing, so why not give it a try?
No matter which medium you choose this festive season, you’re sure to have loads of fun! So what are you waiting for? Get creative and explore the world of art – happy holidays!
Madi Diaz stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live last night (December 5) to perform ‘Crying in Public’, a track from her 2021 album History of a Feeling. Watch it below.
Earlier this year, Diaz made her television debut on CBS Saturday Morning. Since releasing History of a Feeling, the Nashville singer-songwriter has shared the Same History, New Feelings EP as well as the singles ‘Love Looks Different’ and ‘Hangover’. More recently, she joined Joy Oladokun and S.G. Goodman for a cover of Patty Griffin’s ‘Be Careful’.
Check out our Artist Spotlight interview with Madi Diaz.
beabadoobee was the musical guest on last night’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where she was joined by a full band for a rendition of ‘The Perfect Pair’. Watch it happen below.
‘The Perfect Pair’ is taken from beabadoobee’s sophomore album, Beatopia, which came out in July. Last year, the Filipino-British artist appeared on Fallon for a performance of the Our Extended Play cut ‘Last Day on Earth’.
Hamish Kilgour, the New Zealand musician who co-founded the beloved rock band the Clean, has died at the age of 65. The drummer had been reported missing last week after last being seen at a shopping mall in Christchurch, and his body was found there yesterday (December 5). A cause of death has not been revealed.
Hamish formed the Clean with his brother David in Dunedin, New Zealand in 1978. Their debut single, 1981’s ‘Tally Ho!’, helped establish what became known as establish the “Dunedin Sound” and put the then-fledging indie label Flying Nun on the map. The band released a pair of EPs, Boodle Boodle Boodle and Great Sounds Great…, before taking a hiatus. The Kilgour brothers recorded experimental music as The Great Unwashed before returning to the Clean in the late ’80s, reuniting with bassist Robert Scott for a tour and the In-A-Live EP. The Clean’s first proper full-length, Vehicle, arrived in 1990 on Flying Nun/Rough Trade, and the group followed it up with two more albums, 1995’s Modern Rock and 1996’s Unknown Country.
After moving to New York City, Hamish formed the Mad Scene with Lisa Siegel. They issued a series of albums, including 1993’s A Trip Thru Monsterland, 1995’s Sealight, 1996’s Chinese Honey, and 2012’s Blip, which was produced by Sonic Boom. As their influence was felt in a new generation of American indie rock bands like Pavement, Superchunk, and Guided by Voices, the Clean reconvened in 2000 and put out another album, Getaway, the following year. It was released on Merge, the independent label founded by Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan and Laura Ballance, and featured contributions from Yo La Tengo’s Georgia Hubley and Ira Kaplan. In 2003, Flying Nun and Merge issued the career-spanning Anthology. The Clean’s last LP was 2009’s Mister Pop.
In 2014, Hamish released his debut solo album, All of It and Nothing, which he followed with Finklestein four years later. The Clean were inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame in 2017.
“With very heavy hearts, we can confirm that Hamish Kilgour has passed away in his home country of New Zealand,” Merge Records said in a statement, continuing:
As a founding member of the Clean, with his brother, David, and Robert Scott, Hamish produced one of the most important and timeless bodies of work in rock music. As a drummer, Hamish had a propulsive, instantly recognizable style and an understated power; he was a joy to watch play. Hamish was one of the most colorful and creative musicians we have been lucky to work with, both as a singer, guitarist, and songwriter with the group he started with Lisa Siegel, the Mad Scene, and, of course, with the Clean. Hamish was also an accomplished visual artist, and his fantastical drawings adorn many record sleeves.
We feel lucky to have known him. Our thoughts are with his family and his fellow members of the New Zealand music community. Save travels, Hamish.
SZA has revealed the tracklist to her long-awaited sophomore album S.O.S., which is set to drop this Friday. Spanning 23 songs, the record features guest spots from Phoebe Bridgers, the late Wu-Tang Clan rapper Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Don Toliver, and Travis Scott. Check out the tracklist below.
S.O.S., the follow-up to SZA’s 2017 debut Ctrl, includes the previously unveiled singles ‘Good Days’, ‘I Hate U’, and ‘Shirt’, as well as ‘Blind’, which SZA debuted on Saturday Night Live over the weekend.
Which version for back tracklist?🤔 pic.twitter.com/15Ha5InNzu
— SZA (@sza) December 5, 2022
SOS Tracklist:
1. SOS
2. Kill Bill
3. Seek & Destroy
4. Low
5. Love Language
6. Blind
7. Used [feat. Don Toliver]
8. Snooze
9. Notice Me
10. Gone Girl
11. Smoking on My Ex Pack
12. Ghost in the Machine [feat. Phoebe Bridgers]
13. F2F
14. Nobody Gets Me
15. Conceited
16. Special
17. Too Late
18. Far
19. Shirt
20. Open Arms [feat. Travis Scott]
21. I Hate U
22. Good Days
23. Forgiveness [feat. Ol’ Dirty Bastard]
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