After the Beach House show in Manhattan THIS HAPPENED! I was incredibly flustered and awkward though Ed was as totally chill. He also told me the mixing of Grizzly Bear’s new record would be complete in three days and that they’re playing Radio City Music Hall and Orpheum Theatre in Boston in September (I’m going to assume they’ll cover most of the east coast in the fall)
Less than two weeks! Can’t wait to be reunited with their live show (top three in my book) and the lovely Bowery Ballroom
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This song is like sharing eye contact with the prettiest girl but you don’t say anything because you don’t want it to end
via hologram
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Aubrey Plaza in Father John Misty’s - Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings
Even though I’ve heard four out of the five songs on his new EP, March 20th feels so far away
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On March 20, Daniel Rossen is releasing a new solo EP, Silent Hour/Golden Mile, on Warp Records.
The EP is comprised of five tracks that feature a number of collaborators; Dr. Dog’s Eric Slick plays drums on one track, and Ian Davis and Kris Nolte contributed string arrangements. Track titles include “Up on High”, “Return to Form”, “Saint Nothing”, and “Golden Mile”.
Listen to the track “Saint Nothing” below:
(via Pitchfork)
That moment when you wake up and check your cellphone to learn a member of your favorite band is releasing new music and you rush to your laptop to give it a listen
Daniel Rossen, soundtrack my winter
