Frightened Rabbit Review The Singles
For this week's batch of new singles, we could think of only one suitable reviewing candidate: namely, Scott Hutchison of entirely splendid Scottish indie-rock sorts, Frightened Rabbit.
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For this week's batch of new singles, we could think of only one suitable reviewing candidate: namely, Scott Hutchison of entirely splendid Scottish indie-rock sorts, Frightened Rabbit.
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It was some years ago, and I was sitting in my old apartment, enjoying a summer evening, cool breeze, sunset light still in the air and so forth - the type of thing that, if you're lucky in Southern California, just happens.
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A glimpse at the editing process for this column — stop that snickering, you at the back, this thing absolutely does get edited — as we wrap up Disc 4 of this seven-disc set.
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Some call it an inspired gag, others dismiss it as a mediocre lark and a few select oddballs are downright determined to overpraise it to the rafters, but one thing's certain; "I'm a Cult Hero" b/w "I Dig You" is a true curiosity.
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Is the UK music scene really so full of talent and amazing music that it can afford to allow a great band like Rapids! (first featured on the Devil's blog back in 2010, Shooting The Rapids! ) slip through it's fingers.
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Better to have effortless talent than a hard-earned skill that you've got to drag through life like some Sisyphean boulder, surely?
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The Flaming Lips' infamous 1997 release that required four CD players playing it simultaneously to listen to it properly get it's first vinyl issue across four slabs of wax.
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It'll mark the first Lollapalooza appearance for the Cure, a band long desired by festival founder and Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell.
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The Mary Onettes had a schtick they stuck to: assimilate some of the most iconic new wave/indie noises of the 80s and repackage them into celestial soundscapes.
Read MoreThe New Life proves to be quite the tricky title for the sophomore album from Girls Names.
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Lol Torhurst, former drummer/keyboardist of the Cure and one of the band's founding members, has slammed embattled ex- New Order / Joy Division member Peter Hook 's claims in his memoir regarding the Cure "wishing" they were Joy Division and that they "sold out."
Read MoreIn the Book Notes series, authors create and discuss a music playlist that relates in some way to their recently published book.
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Andrew Mueller's Rock & Hard Places is something of a cult classic; now on its Nth reissue, the part-travelogue, part-biography, part-musical history has more than proved its worth.
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The "Daniel" singer looked at the pattern of relationships throughout her family history, but then considered those patterns against the gendered roles of greater culture.
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Tim Burton's 3D, stop-motion animated Frankenweenie comes out next Friday, 10/5, but one of the more intriguing elements of the film is its companion album, Frankenweenie Unleashed! , a 14-track compilation of music from and inspired by the film, which is available as of today.
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It's possible for Guardian readers to review pretty much any album ever released.
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When Jack Tatum emerged under the pseudonym Wild Nothing in the summer of 2010 with the glorious Gemini , the wave of praise trailing in its wake ensured the record would feature high on many end of year lists.
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Reading and Leeds Festival came to a close on Sunday night at both sites, with spectacular performances from all the artists over the weekend, making this years event a classic to go down in history.
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Lead singer Robert Smith, with his trademark spidery black mane and eyeliner, creaked and shuffled around the stage with wordless unease.
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"They're either celebrating their good results, or they've abandoned life because of their bad results," says Jack Steadman from Bombay Bicycle Club , taking refuge from Reading 2012's torrent of teenage kicks in the press tent on Friday afternoon.
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ONLY one thing was on Tom Meighan's mind when Kasabian played Reading last night – meeting The Cure frontman Robert Smith.
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The Cure brought the second day of Leeds Festival to a close tonight (August 25) with an epic 33-song set.
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The Cure brought the first full day of Reading 2012 to a close last night (August 24th) with a classic laden set.
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Paramore made their first major UK appearance since the departure of founding members Zac and Josh Farro at Reading Festival tonight (August 24).
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The Cure closed the opening night of Reading Festival tonight (August 24) with a mammoth, two and a half hour set.
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Reading And Leeds Festivals organizers have issued a warning to punters after "contaminated ketamine" was found on the site.
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The Cure will make their first appearance at Reading Festival in 33 years tonight (August 24) as the first day of music gets underway at Richfield Avenue.
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Robert Smith is liable to change The Cure's set list moments before they go on stage at Reading and Leeds festivals.
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The organiser of the Reading And Leeds Festivals has spoken about this year's event and how pleased he is to have secured The Cure and Foo Fighters as his headliners.
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From lightless depths to the dizziest heights, the Cure have always traded in extremes.
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Yeah Yeah Yeahs ' Karen O, The Cure 's Robert Smith and Passion Pit will all feature on the soundtrack to Tim Burton 's new film Frankenweenie.
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The Cure's Robert Smith , Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O , and Foster the People's Mark Foster have all penned new music for the soundtrack to Tim Burton's forthcoming animated film Frankenweenie.
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While she has definitely earned her stripes as the frontwoman for the acclaimed rock band Yeah Yeah Yeahs , Karen O has also been making some impressive steps in the movie soundtrack world as well.
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There's a monkey who watches the news in the Guggenheim in Bilbao.
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"Dos minutos!" pleads Robert Smith, sin his band, looking seriously lonely on a vast empty stage in front of umpteen thousand increasingly expectant souls.
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The Cure played an epic three-hour set at Portugal's Optimus Alive festival on Friday (July 14), closing the main stage at 3am after coming back for three encores.
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The idea of choosing a European festival is a notoriously difficult one for British music-lovers.
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The Cure played an epic three-hour set at Portugal's Optimus Alive festival last night (July 14), closing the main stage at 3am after coming back for three encores.
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Too many shows grind to a complete halt whenever anybody has some kind of technical glitch, so let's take a quick moment of inspiration from the Cure frontman Robert Smith.
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The Cure frontman Robert Smith was forced to play an impromptu acoustic last night (July 12) at Spain's Bilbao BBK Festival after his band's equipment failed.
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