Showing posts with label Thieves Like Us. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thieves Like Us. Show all posts
5/04/2011
thieves like us 'your love runs still' video
As noted last month, electropop euros Thieves Like Us are set to return with a new EP, Your Love Runs Still, on their new label, Captured Tracks.
We liked the title track enough to include it on our April mix tape, and now we're pleased to present the official video. It has something to do with going on a cocaine binge and watching trippy 8mm film:
Your Love Runs Still will also feature "You And I," "More" and "Flow My Tears." Look for it May 10.
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4/12/2011
new thieves like us 'your love runs still'
Euro trio Thieves Like Us squeezed into our top albums of 2010 list with Again And Again. Now they're set to return with a new EP on a new label, Captured Tracks.
Your Love Runs Still will arrive May 10, and features the title track, "You And I," "More" and "Flow My Tears."
Compared to the amped up New Order disco of Again And Again, "Your Love Runs Still" is much more understated:
Looks like Thieves Like Us have found themselves a proper home, with new labelmates MINKS, Blank Dogs, Beach Fossils and Wild Nothing. They should all have a pizza party or something.
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12/08/2010
top 30 albums of 2010: 30-21
Before we get into the list, a disclaimer. Unlike that of your "legitimate" music blogs — with a staff of writers, editors and contributors weighing in — this list is one man's opinion. A prejudiced, narrow and significantly uninformed opinion.
That said, this list represents the releases of the past year that tickled an old waver's fancy. Maybe it was a gooey synth, a shoegazey guitar, dreamy vocals or some other Pavlovian trigger, but something in all of these albums took me to my happy place.
So, with apologies to Kanye, here's part one of Old Waver's Top 30 Albums of 2010:
30: Thieves Like Us - Again And Again
A guilty pleasure of Swedish synthpop goodness
"Never Known Love"
29: Tamaryn - The Waves
New Zealand's principal shoegaze export
"Love Fade"
28: Violens - Amoral
Elaborate New Romantic pop from former members of Lansing-Drieden
"Acid Reign"
27: Wavves - King Of The Beach
Less lo-fi with a full-fledged band, but Nathan Williams is still a train wreck
"King Of The Beach"
26: Future Islands - In Evening Air
New Order basslines and dramatic vocals are the hallmark of this Baltimore trio
25: Errors - Come Down With Me
Frenetic "post-electro" from Glasgow
"A Rumour In Africa"
24: Hot Chip - One Life Stand
A grown up and fleshed out effort from the stalwart electropop outfit
"I Feel Better"
23: Small Black - New Chain
First full length from Brooklyn "chillwavers"
"Photojournalist"
22: Adam Franklin & Bolts Of Melody - I Could Sleep For A Thousand Years
His most vital solo work since Swervedriver
"I'll Be Yr Mechanic"
21: Frank (Just Frank) - The Brutal Wave
A chilly coldwave duo from the south of France
Part two: albums 20-11
Part three: albums 10-1
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