Listen to “I Fell In Love With A Feeling” by Nightlands (playing Kung Fu Necktie on 1/26)
So, the new record from Nightlands that’s coming out next year: very poppy. Where the debut LP from War on Drugs bassist Dave Hartley’s solo project was drifty, ethereal and experimental, the new Oak Island comes down to earth a bit, somewhere circa 1975. We already heard “So Far So Long,” which Hartley’s War on Drugs bandmate Patrick Berkery very rightly compared to 10cc on his Twitter this fall. Today, he premiered another new track – the very swinging, very hyper lounge-pop of “I Fell In Love With A Feeling,” which you can listen to below. Oak Island is out January 22 on Secretly Canadian, and NIghtlands plays Kung Fu Necktie on January 26.
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Download a farewell album from Philly indie-poppers Catnaps (final show 6/19 at PhilaMOCA)
After four years traversing the worlds of twee, to twee-punk to straightahead punk, Philly’s Catnaps is calling it a day. As previously reported, the band’s show this Wednesday at PhilaMOCA will be their last, but they’re not going away without … Read More
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Photos: Companion and Evangelicals played Kung Fu Necktie Upstairs
All photos by Chris Sikich | countfeed.tumblr.com Brooklyn four-piece Companion visited Philadelphia last Thursday to play Kung Fu Necktie upstairs. Fronted by singer and songwriter Pepi Ginsberg – who had a short stay in Philadelphia in the mid-aughties – the … Read More
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