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While preparing for a massive tour, Four Tet has been dropping remixes, collaborations and original tracks of his own at a pace that suggests the producer is way too busy to leave his studio for even a sandwich, let alone substitute host a three-hour-long radio broadcast. Yet when Benji B needed someone to cover his BBC Radio 1 show, Kieran Hebden didn't just fill in: he went in, dropping tons of new and otherwise unreleased tracks by Joy Orbison, Pearson Sound, Madlib, Champion, Lil Silva and Future Islands' Samuel T. Herring, among others. -
Pitchfork Music Festival Lineup: Sleater-Kinney, Wilco, Chance the Rapper, Run the Jewels and More Set for July in Chicago
The 2015 festival landscape is looking ever fuller. Following the lineup releases for Coachella, Governors Ball, Bonnaroo and a slew of other multi-day events today (Feb. 13), Pitchfork announced the full list of acts for the 2015 Pitchfork Music Festival. -
Hangout Music Festival 2015 Lineup: Zac Brown Band, Foo Fighters, Skrillex Top the Bill [FULL LINEUP]
It's currently festival announcement season, and the good people of the Hangout Music Festival have joined in on the fun. Zac Brown Band, Skrillex, Foo Fighters and Beck are set to headline the event, which occurs on the Gulf Shores in Alabama May 15-17. Other big names include Paramore, My Morning Jacket, Foster the People and Spoon. Hangout organizers also announced a partnership with Goldenvoice, the promotion company behind Coachella and Firefly. -
Future Islands Singer Says Feelings Were Hurt After Backlash From 'Letterman' Performance
Perhaps you remember Future Islands' performance on Late Night with David Letterman this March. You know: the one where singer Samuel T Herring thrashed around like a punk rocker and let out hoarse syllables while the rest of the band played a laid-back synth snoozer. -
Pitchfork Name Top 100 Tracks of 2014: Beyoncé, FKA Twigs and Michael Jackson Place, But Who Takes No. 1?
Few publications touch on as many genres as Pitchfork, which is probably why we trust their list of the Top 100 tracks of the year more than others. Keep an eye for Music Times own list of the Top 25 tracks of the year later this month but for now check out the full Pitchfork list here. Here's the Top 10 for those who don't want to waste time counting down from 100. -
St. Vincent and Future Islands Take Top Honors for NME's Best of 2014 End-of-Year Awards
The good news for those based in New York is that UK music publications have all released their biggest stories for the day by the time we wake up, giving us something to do as soon as we get to the office, thanks to a five-hour time difference. As coincidence would have it, NME also released its "best of" 2014 lists more than a month ahead of Christmas (which, unfortunately, may have hurt Britain's own One Direction down the stretch). St. Vincent took the top prize for Album of The Year with her self-titled release. Future Islands earned Track of The Year for "Seasons (Waiting On You)." -
Future Islands Extends Tour Into 2015, Adds U.S. Dates [FULL SCHEDULE]
North Carolina synthpop band Future Islands has had a pretty hot year, with a star-making performance on The Late Show with David Letterman and top slots at Coachella and Primavera Sound, and today, they've announced that they're expanding their current tour. Pitchfork reports that the band has extended their tour into 2015, which includes a few U.S. dates, as well as two weeks in Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand for the Laneway Festival. As of right now, the tour ends on March 31 in London. -
The National, The Flaming Lips, Future Islands To Appear On IFC's Comedy Bang! Bang!
IFC's Comedy Bang! Bang! - a spin-off from the popular podcast of the same name - has announced some third season guests including The Flaming Lips, The National, Future Islands, and the Vandals as well as comedy-music veterans the Lonely Island and "Weird Al" Yankovic, Pitchfork reports. -
LouFest 2014 Day One Recap: Arctic Monkeys, Cake, Future Islands, San Fermin, And More [PHOTOS]
Day one of LouFest 2014 brought 17,000 fans — a single-day record for the festival — to Central Field in Forest Park. The day started off with light rain but the sun came out before too long, giving concertgoers ideal festival weather. Music Times checked out sets from San Fermin, Falls, The Jane Shermans, Washed Out, Those Darlins, and Future Islands before taking break and closing the night off with Cake and Arctic Monkeys. -
Sam Smith, Interpol, Chvrches, Iggy Azalea And More Talk Best Music Of 2014 So Far [WATCH]
Who doesn't love hearing what their favorite artists are listening to? Throughout the first half of 2014, Billboard asked a handful of artists who they've been listening to this year. Here's what they had to say:
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