New cover version of Mazzy Star's 'Fade Into You' by Au Revoir Simone and Nikolai Fraiture of The Strokes.

Fade Into You (feat. Nikolai Fraiture of The Strokes)

'Last Word' is the new single to be taken from Hospitality's latest album 'Trouble' (out now on Fire Records/Europe + Merge/USA). The band will embark on their first ever tour in May, which includes a sold-out headline show at London's Sebright Arms as well as a slot Primavera Sound Festival. Full European tour dates below.
 
European Tour Dates:
09/05/14 : London Calling @ Paradiso – Amsterdam (NL)
10/05/14 : Vera – Groningen (NL)
11/05/14 : Die Pumpe – Kiel (D)
12/05/14 : Stengade – Copenhagen (DK)
14/05/14 : Debaser – Stockholm (S)
15/05/14 : Pustervik – Gothenburg (S)
16/05/14 : Pop Revo – Aarhus (DK)
17/05/14 : Kampnagel – Hamburg (D) (+ The Julie Ruin)
18/05/14 : Bi Nuu – Berlin (D) (+ The Julie Ruin)
19/05/14 : Hafen 2 – Offenbach (D)
20/05/14 : Les Nuits de Botanique – Brussels (B)
21/05/13 : Sticky Mikes Frog Bar – Brighton (UK)
22/05/14 : Brudenell Social Club – Leeds (UK)
23/05/14 : Broadcast – Glasgow (UK)
24/05/14 : Whelans – Dublin (EIR)
26/05/14 : Sebright Arms – London (UK)
27/05/14 : Peniche – Lille (F)
28/05/14 : Fleche d’or – Paris (F)
31/05/14 : Primavera sound – Barcelona (ES)
 
Hospitality return with the follow-up to their glowing 2012 debut with a darker, richer collection of eclectic avant pop in Trouble. Taking unexpected yet satisfying turns, the new album sees the band offer up a moodier palette, with more instances of space and silence, looser arrangements and more open production.
 
The album draws on the expansive sound of 70s progressive rock and the minimalist urgency of post punk, citing specifically King Crimson’s "In The Wake of Poseidon", Arthur Russell and Wire as influences.
 
"Sweet at the core but pleasantly dark around the edges." Uncut

"Like Sleater-Kinney reimagined for synth-pop teens." Mojo

"takes a different direction from what was heard on the debut, embracing dark, dour synths and vocalist Amber Papini's slightly growling lower register." Pitchfork

“Papini’s lyrics are witty, and if you let her songs—which range from toe-tapping power pop to amped-up folk—into your head, they’ll stay there.” —The New Yorker


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Hospitality - Last Words

Awakening

WARPAINT "Ashes To Ashes" (taken from WE WERE SO TURNED ON: A TRIBUTE TO DAVID BOWIE; October 2010/ MANIMAL)


Paul Beahan/MANIMAL 2010

WARPAINT - "Ashes To Ashes"

Sea Birds

"Your Life, Your Call", from upcoming self-titled Junip album, out this Spring on City Slang in Europe and Mute Records in North America.
VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYvKXVoAXmg
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Lyrics:
She's over you
Boy you know it's true
But you can't stay here
You had it coming for years

Pull yourself together
And draw the line
Pull yourself together
Can't stand to see you crying

It's your life, your call
Stand up or enjoy your fall

It's over now
You've been taking your time
But you can't stay here
Boy dry up your tears

No point in looking back
Over your shoulder
Leave your worries behind 
For a while
You'll forget everything
As you get older

Buy on iTunes

Junip - Your Life, Your Call

The Last Exit

Mystery Road

A Kiss Before Dying

Till We Meet Again

Pre-order Limited Edition crystal clear vinyl, CDs, t-shirts here: https://cargorecordsdirect.co.uk/products/still-corners-the-last-exit

'The Last Exit' is the final chapter of the Still Corners’ Road Trilogy. What began with 'The Trip' and was followed by 'The Message' concludes with the stunning ‘The Last Exit’.  Tessa explains -
 
"In a world where everyone thinks all the corners of the map are filled in we like to suggest there's something beyond that, something eternal in the landscape and in our psyche.  Maybe you don't see it every day but it's there and that's what we are trying to connect to."
 
With a galloping beat, teardrop vocals and the silver-tone guitar the band has become known for, ‘The Last Exit’ races down a lonely highway to destination unknown.  Beautifully crafted with a grand piano ending, it will remind you of another world beyond the one you see.

The Last Exit

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