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Tunng: UK Tour Kicks Off Tonight -
Following their most recent album, Tunng have an action packed summer ahead of them, with a headline tour beginning tonight, and a grand culmination of said tour with a finale â€" so to speak -in London's The Forum, entitled 'Embers: An Evening with Tunng and Friends'. Tickets for The Forum...
Tunng Wants Your Remix in its Contest -
London's purveyors of buoyant, electronic-tinged old-timey pop, Tunng, are set to release their fourth album April 6 via Thrill Jockey, entitled ...And Then We Saw Land. Before said album hits digital and physical shelves, the eclectic six-piece wants you to join in on a little contest they've devised...
Tunng - …And Then We Saw Land -
A quiet and oh-so English revolution has swept through folkie collective Tunng since their last album, 2007’s Good Arrows. Not only have they lost founding member, singer and once-chief songwriter Sam Genders, they’ve added a new lyricist, renewed their acquaintance with electronic experimentation and embraced their inner adventurer. And,...
New Tunng - Don't Look Down Or Back (Stereogum Premiere) -
Electronically oriented folk experimentalists Tunng return with their fifth LP ...And Then We Saw Land. After a year of recording and a ten-day tour joining songs and sounds with the excellent Malian collective Tinariwen, the band offers this album as a sort or tribute to their recent "travel and...
ADEMA: Original Lineup Reunion Is For The Fans -
The original lineup of the Bakersfield, California rock band ADEMA â€" Marky Chavez (vocals), David Deroo (bass), Tim Fluckey (guitar), Mike Ransom (guitar), and Kris Kohls (drums) â€" has issued the following update:
"So what does [the reunion] mean? We honestly have no idea. What we DO know is we are...
Not Only Do We Have to Catch Swine Flu, but Now We Can't See, Merzbow? No Fun. And He's Not Playing -
Yup. Japanese noise-monger Merzbow isn’t coming to the states anymore, resulting in the cancellation of his appearance at this year’s No Fun Fest. While part of me thinks it’s some kind of postmodern non-performance art in some way or another, it’s probably not. They...
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