Drum's Not Dead, Liars' third album and the follow up to 2004's They Were Wrong, So We Drowned was partly inspired by a relocation from New York to Berlin. It finds Angus Andrew, Aaron Hemphill and Julian Gross taking another seismic step forward, switching continents and seizing new musical territory. It's also their finest and fullest album to date, shredding all past reference points. The vinyl and CD release of Drum's Not Dead comes loaded with its own cinematic sister project: a DVD with three film v...   [ read more ]

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What do you expect from Liars? Noise? Concept? Both? Their new LP delivers neither. Recorded on the heels of 2006's Drum's Not Dead somewhere between LA and Berlin, Liars' 4th album marks another bold transition for Angus Andrew, Aaron Hemphill and Julian Gross. For the new album Liars have foregone theory for a more practical approach, one based on traditional song structures and instrument usage. "I'd never felt like a songwriter 'til this album," explains Angus. "If you told me last year Liars would rel...   [ read more ]

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This Mute Records reissue of the shocking debut album from NYC-based LIARS combines raucous dance, hip-hop, and punk beats for high-energy heart-and-soul fire-eating that, somehow, morphs into song. Pat Noecker, bassist for the defunct group Opium Taylor, and Ron Albertson, former drummer of Mercy Rule, seduce the rhythms like veins looking for blood. Their body-shaking beats are purged through the jagged and sordid melodies of Aaron Hemphill on guitar, who screamed his way through LA punk formations Phil'...   [ read more ]

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