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Tag: Liturgy
Mivos Quartet and Patrick Higgins join forces tonight at Experimental Sound Studio
The New York string quartet and composer/guitar share exciting new work.
Black-metal lightning rods Liturgy rise above the storm
Front man Hunter Hunt-Hendrix discusses the strange, exalted, and uncategorizable new album that should finally end the argument about where the band belongs.
A reunited Liturgy comes to Land & Sea Department
The fractured Brooklyn outfit reform for a reissue, tour, and new record.
Our top picks for fall music
Our top picks for fall music: A conversation with prolific bassist and composer Matt Ulery, and more best bets
Best Label Strategy for Staying on Top of the Changing Record Industry
In 2007 the label had 15 new releases; in 2013 it’s on track for 37.
Pitchfork: the festival in review
The good, the bad, and the disturbingly Freudian at the 2012 Pitchfork Music Festival
Mud, sweat, and tears: Photos from day two of the Pitchfork Music Festival
Mud pits, Danny Brown sightings, and a stellar set by Sleigh Bells on Saturday
12 O’Clock Track: Guardian Alien, “See the World Given to a One Love Entity (excerpt)”
Five minutes of See the World Given to a One Love Entity, the 37-minute song/record from Greg Fox’s Guardian Alien
12 O’Clock Track: Mayhem, “Funeral Fog”
Today’s 12 O’Clock Track is “Funeral Fog,” a black-metal classic by Mayhem.
And the Pitchfork lineup announcements begin
So far the Pitchfork Music Festival’s lineup features Feist, Liturgy, Cloud Nothings, Grimes, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Willis Earl Beal, and more.
The year in music: my favorite albums the Reader has favored
My favorite albums of the year that the Reader wrote about
Our favorite music of 2011
Reader writers and friends tackle the year in music from five different directions
Deafheaven at Ultra Lounge on Sunday
San Francisco black-metal five-piece Deafheaven swing through Chicago on Sunday.