The Seattle band returns with a new album examining childhood loneliness and the weight carried around from the lead singer's former hometown.
Alongside the two new songs, “Can’t Find My Heart” and “1972,” the band cover "Total Eclipse of the Heart."
The long-dormant band will play Hospice in its entirety on the 16-date tour.
The Seattle band's debut album is out April 5 via Help Yourself Records
The song is the third single to be shared from the Australian band's forthcoming record Fishing For Fishies
The band's third studio album U.F.O.F. is out May 3 via 4AD
The song notably doesn't appear on the tracklist for the Australian band's forthcoming record Fishing For Fishies
The cover of Donovan's 1965 song appears on the band's upcoming record Help Us Stranger
Lead single "Stitch It Up" comes with video starring Donal Logue
The veteran Portland psych band are back with a new album and an evocative video for its lead single.
The Seattle band spoke with Sound & Vision host Emily Fox about spaghetti westerns, Americana songs and patent law.
The Seattle/Tacoma/Portland band's first full-length is a cauldron pot of love, sex, death, and distorted guitars. Martin Douglas investigates.
Minneapolis band Poliça share an intimate guest DJ mix for Midnight in a Perfect World that brings together a wide-range of genres including R&B, shoegaze, jazz, slowcore, soul, hip-hop, techno, and more.
A long-standing member of the UK post-punk band, Dave Greenfield lost his battle against Covid-19 on Sunday, May 3rd, 2020.
Snohomish-based Americana band share the video for "Do You Think Of Me" shot at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle during the pandemic
Pamplona, Spain-based band Melenas share a mix of influential songs that inspire their own addictive indie pop on their exclusive guest DJ mix.
Fresh off the release of their breakthrough 'Ramble in the Rainbow' EP, Tokyo-based four-piece band TAMTAM offer up a trippy and groovy guest DJ mix for Midnight in a Perfect World.
Mia Zapata, vocalist for the Gits, was one of the best singers to ever call Seattle home. Martin Douglas dives into her talent and the albums the band released in the early 1990s.
Swedish band Dina Ögon celebrate the release of their excellent new album 'Människobarn' with an eclectic guest DJ mix featuring personal favorites and obscure gems from their home country.
First heard in 2003, Thomas Bell (bass), Kevin Sawka (drum kit), Leif Dalon (keys), Dave Carter (trumpet), and Francis Mazzeo (electronics) lead this massive demonstration of band power replacing sequencers in electronic music.
