Showing All "Julia Holter" Posts
Feb 14th 1 Comment
It's early in the day, but you are probably already tired of any kind of Valentine-related yammering. Yet, here is Julia Holter's cover of Paolo Conte's "Chiamami Adesso," which is so soft and…   Read Story »
Nov 29th, 2012 Comment
Julia Holter will release a new 12'' that features Ekstatis cuts "Goddess Eyes I" and "Goddess Eyes II" as well as a couple of remixes. Today, Holter put out the video for the latter, a strange,…   Read Story »
Nov 26th, 2012 2 Comments
Thus far this year, we've already heard one prominent, indie-centric Fleetwood Mac cover album: The all-star Just Tell Me That You Want Me – A Tribute To Fleetwood Mac. And now there's another one…   Read Story »
Sep 4th, 2012 Comment
Nite Jewel and Julia Holter's collaborative "What We See" is taken from a forthcoming compilation called Light From Los Angeles put out by the Internet radio station Dublab, and all of the album's 15…   Read Story »
Aug 28th, 2012 1 Comment
In the new video for her blissed-out track "Goddess Eyes I," sound-sculpting vocalist Julia Holter appears in a mysterious landscape just as fuzzy as the song itself. Here's what director Jose Wolff…   Read Story »
May 31st, 2012 Comment
Here's the clip for Julia Holter's crystalline "Our Sorrows," and it features our heroine Ms. Holter doing a whole lot of ribbon unspooling and deliberating. Naomi Yang (Galaxie 500/Damon & Naomi)…   Read Story »
Mar 27th, 2012 Comment
Last week, we posted video of Julia Holter singing "Moni Mon Amie," a hazy highlight of her hushed new album Ekstasis, in an L.A. house. Today, we get an actual music video for the song. In it, we…   Read Story »
Mar 22nd, 2012 1 Comment
It's not easy to get people at a house party to shut up and pay attention, but Julia Holter doesn't have a problem with it. Holter's new album Ekstasis is all hushed, ephemeral beauty, and below,…   Read Story »
Feb 27th, 2012 Comment
The outstanding new record from LA-based po-mo pop artist Julia Holter is freely streaming as of today. You should listen to it! Ekstasis is an inventive work from an artist that's synthesizing some…   Read Story »
Feb 16th, 2012 1 Comment
Julia Holter's Ekstasis is one of my five favorite LPs of this young year. We've written about it, and her, a good deal now, via the filigreed, lacy new-baroque of "Marienbad" and others. Her new…   Read Story »



































