Joan of Arc
listen to Tim Kinsella's band Good Fuck cover Tim Kinsella's bands Cap'n Jazz & Joan of Arc
Leave it to Tim Kinsella to manage to make his already-weird music sound even weirder.
El Ten Eleven & Good Fuck played MHOW (pics)
Post-rock vets El Ten Eleven released Banker’s Hill last year, and they’re on tour supporting it now with Good Fuck, the new project from Joan of Arc’s Tim Kinsella.
tours announced: William Basinski, Kacey Musgraves, Good Fuck, A Boogie, more
Plus: Laraaji, Typesetter, Lydia Lunch, James Chance, The Soul Rebels, Jay Critch, and more tour-related news.
mewithoutYou played '[Untitled]' songs live for the first time at tour opener (review)
What’s so striking about mewithoutYou is how much the new songs are both a shocking return to form and yet still sound fresh.
19 New Songs Out Today
U.S. Girls and Tune-Yards remix each other, plus listen to new songs by St. Vincent, Thom Yorke, Julia Jacklin, High On Fire Tracyanne & Danny, Pill and more.
Q&A: mewithoutYou grew, faced turmoil, and made their best album in years
mewithoutYou’s new [Untitled] LP is a massive leap forward and their best album in years. You can stream it in full now and read our interview with frontman Aaron Weiss.
tours announced: Godflesh, DJ Snake, El Ten Eleven, Matthew Dear, more
Plus: Puddles Pity Party, Drag Majesty, José González, Paul McCartney, Kurt Vile, The Dead Milkmen, NAO,Ween, and more tour news.
mewithoutYou add Joan of Arc and Hurry to first leg of tour
mewithoutYou recently announced a three-leg tour, and they’ve now announed the openers for the first leg…
Contests! Win NYC Tickets to Cherry Glazerr, Joan of Arc, Os Mutantes, more
Enter to win tickets to a bunch of upcoming NYC shows, including Cherry Glazerr, Joan of Arc, Tacocat, Culture Abuse, Gringo Star, En Orbita (with Os Mutantes, Martin Rev, Lee Ranaldo, A Place to Bury Strangers, Yonatan Gat), Beach House, and more.
Utrecht's Le Guess Who? fest: initial 2018 lineup (Breeders, Vashti Bunyan, more)
Devendra Banhart, Asia Argento, Moor Mother and Sons of Kemet’s Shabaka Hutchings are guest curators for this unique festival that takes place in November in picturesque Netherlands city of Utrecht.
