Death Cab for Cutie Announce New Album 'I Built You A Tower' Out June 5th On Anti- Records
Indie rock titans and eight-time GRAMMY nominees Death Cab for Cutie announce their 11th studio album.
Indie rock titans and eight-time GRAMMY nominees Death Cab for Cutie announce their 11th studio album.
Anti-Records is proud to announce tour dates for Alec Ounsworth, whose new album, Mo Beauty, was just released. Starting with four shows opening for Cold War Kids, Flashy Python, featuring Ounsworth, Matt Sutton, Peter Modavis, Brian Ashby and Jonas Oesterle, will be playing songs from Mo Beauty, Flashy Python's debut …
John K. Samson, singer/songwriter for venerated literary minded indie rock outfit The Weakerthans, will be releasing a three song solo record this November 3rd on Anti Records. The Weakerthans latest, Reunion Tour, garnered praise in publications ranging from The New York Times to Spin to Paste Magazine, who said of …
Ounsworth to Debut Songs Live at New York's CMJ Festival Alec Ounsworth, charismatic frontman for celebrated indie rockers Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, will be releasing his much anticipated solo album Mo Beauty on October 20 care of Anti-Records. Recorded deep in the heart of musical New Orleans with an …
Much afoot with Kyp Malone's acclaimed new solo endeavor Rain Machine. The prolific TV on Radio front man will be debuting a highly imaginative and progressively hallucinatory video for the soulful guitar fueled rocker "Give Blood" off his innovative and heartfelt album. You can catch the video premiere at RollingStone.com. …
The Swell Season, the Oscar-winning duo of Frames frontman Glen Hansard and Czech ingenue Marketa Irglova, have released their brand new album Strict Joy, the follow-up to their beloved 2007 film and gold-certified soundtrack 'Once.' The record is available at select independent record stores for $9.99, all Starbucks locations, at …
Final EP of Halloween Trilogy Available For Free Download and Special Live Halloween Extravaganza Musician, Carnival barker and fine artist Tim Fite, who Esquire Magazine called "one of rock 'n' roll's most subversive renaissance men" is up to his old mischievous ways, down in his cluttered basement with the doors …