Eleanor Friedberger

Eleanor Friedberger has shared the video for “Sweetest Girl” from her forthcoming solo album New View. While no director is creditted, someone has become enamored with the magic wand tool on Photoshop…

New York has always kind of been our home, even though we’re from Massachusetts. In the early days it was really all about CBGB’s and the other early clubs in New York; we played Boston but New York is what we always gravitated towards…

Eleanor Friedberger has just shared the video for “He Didn’t Mention His Mother,” the first single from her forthcoming solo album, New View…

Eleanor Friedberger just played two small NYC shows where she previewed tracks from her forthcoming third solo album, New View. She’s now announced a proper tour for 2016 which kicks off February 18 at Bowery Ballroom in NYC…

Her third solo album, New View, isn’t out till January but Eleanor Friedberger tested out the new material on live audiences at two small NYC shows this week…

Eleanor Friedberger is now on Frenchkiss after two albums on Merge, and she’ll release her new album, New View, on January 22. That’s the cover art, above, and tracklist is below…

Eleanor Friedberger took time off from writing and recording her new album to appear in artist Sara Magenheimer’s film False Alphabets, that was made through SoHo gallery Recess Art…

The 2015 Eugene Mirman Comedy Festival happened over the weekend with events at The Bell House and Union Hall (and then a EMCF edition of StarTalk Live…

Eleanor Friedberger has been chilling on the West Coast, writing and recording her new album for Merge. She told the Santa Barbara Noozhawk a little about how its going:It’s exciting to do the traditional route, which I’ve never done…

We posted this when it was first announced, but here’s a reminder about the three day event happening at the Brooklyn Academy of Music this weekend (11/6-11/8):Part of 2014 Next Wave Festival The Andy Warhol Museum and Dean Wareham Featuring live performances by: Bradford Cox (Deerhunter, Atlas Sound) Eleanor Friedberger (The Fiery Furnaces) Martin Rev (Suicide) Tom Verlaine (Television) Dean Wareham (Galaxie 500, Luna) The films of Andy Warhol are provocative milestones of underground cinema, flaunting convention simply by letting the gritty world be itself…