News featuring Tindersticks

The following news stories mention Tindersticks. Stories are compiled from a hand-picked selection of popular music news sites based in Great Britain, Europe and the United States. Updated less than 6 hours ago.

’13 Jan 15 Tue

Tuesday 15th January

  • New band of the day – Satellites (No 1,431)

    Got the post-yule blues? Then try this album of epic croon-rock

    Hometown: Copenhagen.

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  • They Whisper in Our Ear, ‘Don’t Waste It’: An Interview with Tindersticks

    PopMatters chatted with baritone-voiced vocalist Stuart Staples about losing loved ones, finally embracing "Le Chien Chanceux," and emerging with an album capable of "saying 'Fuck you' to the world."

    "At the album's heart lies the memory of the people we have lost in these last 2 years, but we were in no mood to be maudlin. It's to them. But it's for us. We are still drinking, laughing, crying, fighting, fucking, making our music. They wouldn't have wanted it any other way." -- Tindersticks, The Something Rain "I hate finishing things," says Start Staples of recording The Something Rain, Tindersticks' latest boozy, cabaret-pop passage…

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’12 Aug 29 Wed

Wednesday 29th August

  • End of the Road 2012: festival preview

    Who to see this year at Dorset's Larmer Tree Gardens

    North Dorset's Larmer Tree Gardens plays host to the seventh End of the Road festival this weekend. Here are our highlights from the lineup – along with a selection of things to read, watch and listen to.

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Tuesday 28th February

  • Tindersticks: The Something Rain

    The Something Rain is really something: a well crafted and executed evocation of verdant indie pop that sticks with you long after it has sounded its final note.

    I’ve made a couple of mistakes when it comes to approaching the music of Britain’s Tindersticks. I’ll tell you the most recent one first. I obtained a digital copy for review of their latest and ninth album, The Something Rain, and I decided to give it a listen while doing some of the copyediting work that I do for PopMatters. I thought it’d be nice musical wallpaper as I went about my business applying my…

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’12 Feb 22 Wed

Wednesday 22nd February

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