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Nothing But Thieves' "Stray Dogs": Ten Years and Five Albums Later, the Band Still Calls Themselves Strays
The five-piece from Southend release their fifth album "Stray Dogs," returning to the same studio where they recorded their debut a decade ago, splicing crowd noise from the road into transitions, and opening up about a stage fall at Underworld.
Renny Conti's New Album "Split Second": Turning Grief Into "Leaving The Zoo"
Brooklyn singer-songwriter Renny Conti's debut Mom + Pop album "Split Second" drops September 25th, weaving quiet waterfront moments with the pain of losing his brother into ten hushed but heavy tracks.
This Is Lorelei's New Album 'The Singer in My Band': A Confession Born on the Road
Nate Amos releases a new album as This Is Lorelei, "The Singer in My Band," out September 11 via Matador. It's his first album written entirely on tour, marking a shift in his writing from autobiographical confession to character-driven storytelling, with his father joining in on banjo.
Animal Collective Reunites After Four Years, to Perform Full 'Feels' Album in New York and LA
Animal Collective has announced full performances of their 2005 album "Feels" in New York and Los Angeles this October, marking the band's first time together on stage in four years. To recreate their old sound, they've dug up original loops and a minidisc player from back in the day.
Hank Heaven's Wild NYC Sublet Saga: Blind Cats, a Jailed Landlord, and the New EP 'Welterweight'
From jazz guitar prodigy to folk storyteller, Hank Heaven weaves a gas leak, a landlord doing time, and two blind cats into the six tracks of the new EP 'Welterweight.'