Od 2:00 do 4:00 w Tr▲jcy Beck - I Only Have Eyes For You Brightblack Morning Light - Oppressions Each Sleepy Sun - Lord The Antlers - Rolled Together Alcoholic Faith Mission - Down From Here Alcoholic Faith Mission - We Need Fear Akron/Family - Don't Be Afraid, You're Already Dead The Earlies - One Of Us Is Dead My Best Fiend - Jesus Christ Candidate - Field Recording I Girls - Hellhole Ratrace Spiritualized - Little Girl Spiritualized - Hey Jane Spiritualized - I Am What I Am Viva Voce - Believer Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - Back Burner SoulSavers ft. Mark Lanegan - Revival Castanets - You Are The Blood ...

If you do one thing today make sure it's listening to Port St. Willow's fantastic, beautiful, haunting new album "Holiday", like Sigur Rós meets The Antlers.

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They will join Sharon Van Etten, Boris, The Antlers and Suuns at Butlin's Minehead

The National have added 17 more names to the edition of the All Tomorrow's Parties festival that they're curating , which takes place December 7-9 at Butlins Holiday Centre in Minehead, England. Joining the bill are (deep breath): Perfume Genius, Kurt Vile, Youth Lagoon, Bear in Heaven, Michael Rother presents the music of Neu! & Harmonia, Deerhoof, Menomena, Nico Muhly, Stars of the Lid, Local Natives, Richard Reed Parry (Fire">Arcade Fire), Mark Mulcahy (Miracle Legion), Kathleen Edwards, Hauschka, So Percussion, Hayden, and new  Brassland  signings This is the Kit. Muhly, Reed Parry, and Hayden have collaborated with the National ...

Kurt Vile , Local Natives and more have been added to the line up of ATP curated by The National. Currently on down time, The National were recently coaxed out of the rehearsal room by All Tomorrow's Parties. Handed the keys to Minehead, the Brooklyn band have invited along some friends, contemporaries and heroes. The latest batch of line up additions include American songwriter Kurt Vile. Joined by The Violators, Vile's brand of hazy, laid back acoustic musings will resonate around the chalets later this year. Elsewhere, Local Natives have been confirmed while Perfume Genius has also been added ...

A few months ago The National confirmed they'd be curating All Tomorrow's Parties Festival this December (7th-9th 2012 at Butlins Holiday Centre, Minehead, UK) - and the some of the initial names included The Antlers, Tim Hecker and Owen Pallet. Now the line-up has expanded again, with the likes of Kurt Vile and Local all getting involved. The new additions are as follows: Local Natives Kurt Vile & The Violators Michael Rother presents the music of Neu! & Harmonia Deerhoof Menomena Nico Muhly Stars Of The Lid Youth Lagoon Perfume Genius Bear In Heaven Richard Reed Parry (Fire">Arcade Fire) Mark ...

Hoy ha sido un día movidito: plagado de malas noticias (incluso en el mundo de la música; descanse en paz Donna Summer) y acaparado por los festivales musicales del cada vez más inminente verano. El San Miguel Primavera Sound 2012, por ejemplo, ha dado su rueda de prensa institucional esta mañana –con el alcalde de [...]

The schedule for Manchester, Tennessee's sweatiest four days has been announced. This year's Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival , which takes place from June 7-10, will include performances from Radiohead, Bon Iver, Danny Brown, Kendrick Lamar, Flying Lotus, Feist, Vincent">St. Vincent, the Shins, tUnE-yArDs, Bad Brains, Skrillex, Ludacris and literally hundreds more. (New additions to the lineup include GZA performing Liquid Swords , Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, and Pelican.) The entire festival itinerary can be found here . As far as scheduling conflicts go: If you're looking to see Feist AND Ludacris (you are, right?), Flying Lotus and ...

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words by Andrew Frisicano, photos by David Andrako Walkmen">The Walkmen @ BAM BAM's Bryce and Aaron Dessner-curated Crossing Brooklyn Ferry series/festival had its first night Thursday. It continues tonight/Friday with a lineup headlined by Vincent">St. Vincent and The Antlers (and...

Recommended Show: FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2012 MIRACLES OF MODERN SCIENCE @ MERCURY LOUNGE 217 E. Houston Street New York, NY 10002 $10, 7:30PM There are two shows at Mercury Lounge tonight. This is the early one. You may have time to see a show later, but you might be so awed by Miracles of Modern Science 's set, that you probably won't have to. Runaway @ Le Bain Dan Friel @ The Stone Alela Diane @ Sycamore Dub Trio @ Bowery Electric The Cranberries @ Terminal 5 Christina Perri @ Webster Hall Bare Mutants & Outer Minds @ Union Pool Old Ceremony & Daniel Wayne @ Littlefield Andrew Bird ...

In 2009 Brooklyn-based indie band The Antlers self-released ‘Hospice’: a drastic departure from frontman Peter Silberman’s earlier albums under the same moniker. Critical acclaim soon followed with strong sales and stronger support from indie-kid bible Pitchfork Media, that saw The Antlers’ magnum opus usurp the title of Bon Iver’s ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’ as the most heart wrenching beardy bedroom album of the decade. A deal with fellow New Yorkers Frenchkiss Records (new home of Bloc Party) and their second album as a trio, ‘Burst Apart’, led to ever increasing crowds culminating in their biggest UK headline show ...

The Brooklyn-based dream-pop trio play a headline show at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire. Katie Anderson sends these photos.

An inventive and exceedingly intelligent indie pop LP, The Antlers'  fourth full-length Burst Apart  courted an admirable heap of adoration from most corners musical. A record to fall in love with and indeed to, profound intricacies and secret spaces seemed to unlatch once it was allowed to nestle away in the rosiest atrium of your heart in order that it fully bloom. It's thus somewhat unsettling that when the diminutive figure of Peter Silberman initially emerges to emit a gruff "Good evening" any wooing to have gone on with the record is reciprocated with an apathetic whoop or two ...