Showing posts with label Bradford Cox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bradford Cox. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Album Stream: Deerhunter - Monomania
If the moment where Bradford Cox stepped onto the Late Night with Jimmy Fallon stage dressed in half-drag, drawing out the bloody fingered enigmatic drawl of Deerhunter's "Monomania" didn't real you in (there was a large portion of people that were off-put by the whole thing), then you must be lost.
For those that were, the band is streaming its fifth studio LP Monomania now courtesy of NPR. Listen to what aims to be another stellar release from the band below before its May 7 release.
Labels:
Album Stream,
Bradford Cox,
Deerhunter,
New Music,
NPR
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Tuesday Bears: No Age on Surveillance
Pitchfork Media's new online show, Surveillance, featured a performance So. Cal. duo No Age.
The show, which can be viewed at Pitchfork.TV, features artists being performing live in a New York City hotel room performing live during this year's ATP Festival through a grainy surveillance camera.
No Age performed "You're a Target," a single I often mention as one of the best of 2009, from their recently released Losing Feeling EP, in a monochrome grey monitor. The episode was the second to final installment in the Surveillance series for 2009, which rounds out tomorrow with a performance from No Age's Randy Randall, Bradford Cox, and director Jim Jarmusch. In what exactly, I'm not sure.
No Age - You're a Target (Live on Surveillance)
Labels:
ATP NY,
Bradford Cox,
Jim Jarmusch,
No Age,
Surveillance
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