Posts Tagged ‘xl’

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Vampire Weekend Perform Two New Songs

Indie artist Vampire Weekend were recently filmed performing two new songs called “Everlasting Arms” and “Obvious Bicycle.”

These songs were recording during the group’s homecoming New York set at the Roseland Ballroom last night. The stream was live and provided a high-definition viewing experience. Directed by Steve Buscemi.

Vampire Weekend’s forthcoming album, Modern Vampires Of The City, will see release May 14 on XL Records. The band is set to perform on Saturday Night Live on May 11.

The xx 2012

The xx Release ‘Coexist’ Full Album Stream

London’s own The xx have partnered up with the good people at NPR to stream their entire album, Coexist, and it is simply amazing.

Coexist has a official release date of September 11 through XL Recordings and can be pre-ordered right here.

Coupled with unmatched songwriting and catchy melodies, this album holds this key to what we have been waiting for in 2012. Please head through the link provided to listen to this incredible release from The xx and let Under The Gun Review know if this blew you out of the water.

Sigur Rós 2012

STREAM: Sigur Rós – Varúð

Iceland natives Sigur Rós have released a stream of their brand new song entitled “Varúð” and can be listened to on Under The Gun!

This soothing seven-minute song brings you in and never lets go, with its atmospheric tones. We hope you enjoy! Watch out for Sigur Rós’ new album, Valtari, to release officially on May 29 through Parlophone/XL.

To grab your ticket to head out to a Sigur Rós show and pre-order by simply heading here.

STREAM: Tyler, The Creator – Radicals

Tyler, The Creator’s Goblin isn’t out until May 10 in the US, but the UK got their hands on it today. As is the case, songs have hit the net and UTG had to share one with you. Click below to stream “Radicals” and BUY GOBLIN on May 10.

Tapes ‘N Tapes – Walk It Off

Band: Tapes ‘N Tapes
Album: Walk It Off
Genre: Indie Rock
Label: XL

Tracks:
1. Le Ruse
2. Time of Songs
3. Hang Them All
4. Headshock
5. Conquest
6. Say Back Something
7. Demon Apple
8. Blunt
9. George Michael
10. Anvil
11. Lines
12. The Dirty Dirty 

I have to admit that reviewing this album was difficult because I read the brief opinion of Vice Magazine, who had voted it to be the worst album of 2008. As I attempted to be unbiased during my first listens, I must conclude that my opinion is much less severe …