Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend

Sloan are the kind of band where, at least for the first five records, you need the albums, not the greatest hits. Nothing exemplifies this more than 'Twice Removed', their second record. It is as close to a perfect album as Sloan have ever gotten. It fea

'Projector' is the much anticipated debut album for NYC rock band Geese. The record features the singles "Low Era", "Exploding House" and "Disco".

The National have taken over a decade and several albums to bring their mournful, elegiac anthems to a point where 'High Violet' is the magnum opus that will make them stars. Crafted from humming guitars, tinkling pianos, militaristic drumming and occasio

With 'Contra', Vampire Weekend make Auto-Tune and real live guitars, Mexican drinks, Jamaican riffs and Upper West Side strings belong together, and this exciting lack of boundaries offers more possibilities than anyone could have expected.

Vampire Weekend returned with their third album in 2013, 'Modern Vampires Of The City'. It features the singles "Diane Young", "Step", "Ya Hey" and "Unbelievers". It was awarded 'Best Alternative Album' at the 56th Grammy Awards.

Vampire Weekend returned in 2019 with 'Father of The Bride' - a shaggy, sprawling double album all about rebirth, contentment, and the reclamation of light. It features "Harmony Hall", "2021", "Sunflower", "Big Blue", "This Life" and "Unbearably White". 

Despite plans to not record new music for another year or two, The National’s Aaron Dessner began working on sketches of new songs that the other members were too inspired by to not fully realize. 'Trouble Will Find Me' was born.