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Considering that Phoenix have been on a neverending publicity tour behind their new album Bankrupt! for something like a month now, it's a bit of a shock that they're only now getting around to…   Read Story »
Phoenix may have been one of this year's Coachella headliners, but they've also been treating fans to more intimate performances by playing shows in smaller venues. Last night, they took to Harlem's…   Read Story »
Phoenix's "Trying To Be Cool" is one of the immediate standouts on their new album Bankrupt!, and they've already played it live on SNL and Letterman. And now, via Noisey, they're asking fans to…   Read Story »
When you put the words "Phoenix" and "Letterman" together, most people are automatically going to think of this. Last night, though, it meant something much less squirmy, as the elegantly whimsical…   Read Story »
After experimenting with three formats for the Monthly Mix -- MP3 zip, Spotify playlist, Soundcloud set, etc. -- in March we finally came upon a solution that pleased everyone: all of them. And so,…   Read Story »
Mild-mannered French superstars Phoenix have already lined up a serious cast of heavy hitters to remix or rework their new single "Entertainment": Grizzly Bear, Dinosaur Jr., Blood Orange. And now…   Read Story »
Sitting here in the afterglow of day two -- resting sore muscles and reflecting on an impossible collection of hard-earned memories -- I feel like I'm starting to come to terms with Coachella. The…   Read Story »
In honor of Record Store Day, Grizzly Bear released two records today: a split Nicolas Jaar remix 12-inch (also featuring Brian Eno) plus the first-ever vinyl release of the band's debut Horn of…   Read Story »
All week long, Jimmy Kimmel Live has been taking advantage of its California location by booking bands on the Coachella bill between Coachella weekend. Last night, the show got its biggest musical…   Read Story »
Next week, the polite Frenchmen in Phoenix will release Bankrupt!, their first new album since 2009's ridiculously massive Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix, and our own Michael has already had a whole lot to…   Read Story »