15 Wednesday May 2013
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Deafheaven have announced a new co-headlining Summer U.S. tour with Marriages in support of their upcoming album Sunbather , which will be released on June 11th. Deafheaven will also support Boris on three dates of their tour as well. Below is the official touring schedule. Be there or be square.
12 Saturday Jan 2013
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Marriages (Red Sparowes, etc) recently took part in a Glassroom Session with label Sargent House in which the band performed an acoustic version of a new song. The song has been given the title “The Shadow of My Name” and it is just simply gorgeous in every way possible. The band are reportedly working on their follow up to their debut EP Kitsune of last year. I assume this track will make an appearance. You can check out the performance below as well as their upcoming touring schedule with Bosnian Rainbows (Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Group, Le Butcherettes, The Mars Volta).
21 Friday Dec 2012
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2012, Aesop Rock, Balmorhea, best of, birds in row, Bone Dance, Car Bomb, Cattle Decapitation, Converge Xiu Xiu, Cursive, Death Grips, deftones, Earth, El-P, Fiona Apple, Gaza, Gifts from Enola, godspeed you black emperor, Killer Mike, King Dude, Kowloon Walled City, Lilacs & Champagne, Locrain, Mamiffer, Marriages, pig destroyer, Sharon Van Etten, So is the Tongue, swans, The Mars Volta, The Men
This year has been more than gracious to my ears. I was fond of so many releases in 2012 that it was like pulling teeth trying to narrow this list down to JUST thirty. Since albums have the tendency to grow on me, this list was compiled without review ratings in mind, if I had a chance to review them that is. These thirty albums are the records that I continued to revisit throughout the year and have yet to stop jamming. These are the records that are still fresh and exciting upon the umpteenth listen. Without further adieu, these are my favorite albums of the year.
11 Thursday Oct 2012
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By Lane Oliver
Formed by three members of instrumental rock outfit, Red Sparowes, Marriages is here to please the senses with their densely textured experimental rock. Emma Ruth Rundle, Greg Burns and Dave Clifford have created something that most artists influenced by the slowly becoming stagnant post-rock genre wish they could forge with their instruments. Marriage’s debut record, Kitsune, features six sensational tracks that raise the bar for similar bands the world over.
11 Monday Jun 2012
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All the dates for the August North American Russian Circles, Chelsea Wolfe and Marriages tour have been unveiled. If you live near one of these cities you better get your ass to a show. Unfortunately for Josh and I, there are no Texas dates. So, have fun for both of us okay? Check out the dates below.
04 Wednesday Apr 2012
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Marriages (Red Sparowes) have released a new song entitled “White Shape” from their upcoming album Kitsune (May 1st). “White Shape” is the album’s sole instrumental track that features a deep, groovy low end and some very ethereal like guitar work. The bass carries on the groove while the guitars wail like a banshee. I am totally excited for this release and so should you. Stream it below.
-Lane Oliver
27 Tuesday Mar 2012
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Marriages (who are also apart of Red Sparrowes) are a three piece psychedelic post-rock outfit whose debut album Kitsune will be released on May 1st via Sargent House. Spin.com is hosting an exclusive stream of their new song “Ride in My Place”. It’s an explosive, emotive post-rock heavy hitter that is accented well with Emma Rundle’s smoky vocals. I am excited for this release and you should be too. Check it out.
-Lane Oliver
