Los Campesinos! Put a Price Tag on Their Last Tour
The band posted a line-by-line accounting of income and expenses, giving a rare look at the math behind the road.
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The band posted a line-by-line accounting of income and expenses, giving a rare look at the math behind the road.
A small-bodied acoustic with an unconventional string count doubles down on Collier’s idiosyncratic approach. Its niche tuning and reduced range make it a deliberately awkward instrument for anyone expecting tradition.
The Mattson 2 guitarist and Unknown Mortal Orchestra frontman recorded their new LP in two days last June. First single “AMERICAN EAGLE” is out now.
Gustav Berntsen returns with a sharper, melody-driven record built from cut-up London Metro newspapers and a wider instrumental reach.
Hours after announcing Foreign Tongues, the band gathered a room full of journalists and a few famous faces in Brooklyn to hear the same punchline they have been laughing at since 1962.
The Chattanooga rapper returns with a project that turns years of personal turmoil into a focused, Southern-fried statement of intent.
The singer’s new single “Middle of Nowhere” steps into country’s long tradition of Dairy Queen name-checks, but uses the setting to examine the weight of staying put.
The French producer’s first single brings in the nu-sleaze singer for an anthemic track about love as conflict, bridging American hyperpop with European electronic sheen.
A tattoo artist and musician in Henderson, Nevada, recognized the Korn bassist’s instruments by small engravings and a Chilean flag, leading to their return after a storage theft.
The new LP arrives May 29 via AWAL, with a fall tour following this year.