Amelia Rivas and Christian Pinchbeck don't just sing about feverish, frayed and  fractured romances – in the three years since forming  Elephant, they've been living one.

Their first recordings, recorded in the strung out early mornings after the night before, were delirious and light-headed. Rivas’ stream of conscious lyricism combined with Pinchbeck’s innate melodic nous to create vignettes of delight and wonder.  A debut single followed, 2011’s woozy Ants, followed by the Assembly EP.   But before they had a chance to capitalise on the growing acclaim around them the duo’s relationship broke down, almost to the point of no return.

That seemed to be Elephant’s graveyard.  Yet an unexpected rapprochement in late 2012, and a renewed musical hunger saw Rivas and Pinchbeck reconcile.  The first fruit was this year’s gauzy single Skyscraper, which announced their return in spectacular fashion, with Rivas’ swooping vocals allied to a spectral chorus creating an eerie, lens-flared 3 minute wonder of song.

Now, new release Shapeshifter provides confirmation that Elephant are truly back as a force to be reckoned with. “I flew to the moon to mirror you and I saw the future” sings Rivas, with a raw melancholy and nostalgic longing. A sumptuous missive of love lost and lessons learned, that sparkles with charm, optimism, and the sort of lush swoonsome string arrangements that reach into your chest and wring your heart dry. 

Backed by the sparse and stretched out Snowday, as icily cool as it sounds, full of chiaroscuro contrasts and flickering atmospherics, it’s a release that suggests their debut album is set to be one of the standout albums of 2014.

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Facebook - www.facebook.com/elephanttheband    
Twitter – www.twitter.com/ElephantTwit  
Label -  www.memphis-industries.com


Elephant - Shapeshifter

Grizzly Bear - Yet Again

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Safe

Produced by Nacey

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Misun - After Me

Gunicorn Sunrise

Horses at Night

Sea Birds

Loma (Release Date February 16, 2018)
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Loma, the new project comprised of Jonathan Meiburg, best known as the singer of Shearwater, and Emily Cross and Dan Duszynski of Cross Record, will release their self-titled debut album on February 16th via Sub Pop.  

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Loma

Loma - Black Willow

Lumerians - Silver Trash

"Black Lagoon is the lead single from Still Corners 4th album Slow Air.  With clean toned electric guitar, a driving beat, and the smoky crooning of Tessa Murray, Black Lagoon contains the shimmering atmospherics Still Corners are well known for.  The cinematic video that accompanies the track finds the band on a journey from the desert to the ocean in search of a lost Eden. Filmed over a month in California, Arizona and Texas and shot on a small handheld cinema camera, the band travels across America in a white mustang convertible searching and reaching into the unknown."

Slow Air

Black Lagoon

Debut 4-track E.P. by COSMO V 
Utrecht-based sound artist Cosmo V steps up with her EP and first proper physical release ‘No Name Street’. 

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Cosmo V - Nightrider

An electronic pop artist from Toronto/Tkaronto, Digits debuted with 2009 album "Hold It Close." He released the "Death and Desire" mixtape in 2012. It was followed by albums "Get Through" in 2015 and "Stay Alive" in 2023.

Digits has opened for Gary Numan, St. Vincent, Cadence Weapon, Junior Boys, Dan Deacon, and Basia Bulat. He has made official remixes for Sally Shapiro, Jooj (Sook-Yin Lee), and Sean Nicholas Savage.

"A synth-pop album to stand alongside the Human League's Dare." - <a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/may/04/new-band-digits" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Guardian</a>

Contact: digits AT digitsmusic DOT com