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Feb 08, 2023

LIES is the new project of Mike and Nate Kinsella, cousins and band members in American Football and Joan of Arc. Last year they released a few singles and now they have announced their debut album, Lies, and shared a new song from it, “Resurrection,” via a music video. More

LIES Share New Single “Corbeau”

Out Now via Polyvinyl

Sep 22, 2022

LIES (Mike and Nate Kinsella, cousins and band members in American Football and Joan of Arc) have shared a new single, “Corbeau.” It is out now via Polyvinyl. More

May 05, 2022

Mike and Nate Kinsella, cousins and band members in American Football and Joan of Arc, have formed a new band, LIES. They have subsequently shared two new songs, “Blemishes” and “Echoes,” in addition to announcing a LIES hotline at 1-888-290-LIES (5437). More

10 Best Songs of the Week: Beach House, Mitski, A Place to Bury Strangers, Sally Shapiro, and More

Plus Shame, Tame Impala, and a Wrap-up of the Week’s Other Notable New Tracks

Dec 10, 2021

Welcome to the 46th Songs of the Week of 2021. As the Christmas holidays creep in there are fewer new tracks of note to choose from. This week’s list is mainly populated with reliable established artists, rather than new up and comers. More

Dec 09, 2021

American Football have shared two new singles, “Rare Symmetry” and a cover of Mazzy Star’s “Fade Into You” featuring Miya Folick. The release marks the final recordings of the band with founding member Steve Lamos, who announced his departure earlier this year. The songs will be made available as a 10-inch vinyl release on June 10, 2022 via Polyvinyl. More

12 Best Songs of the Week: Yak, Vampire Weekend, HÆLOS, Jenny Lewis, and More

Plus Rose Elinor Dougall, Foals, Florence + the Machine, and a Wrap-up of the Week’s Other Notable New Tracks

Jan 25, 2019

This was a helluva week for new music. Monday was fairly quiet due to the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, but Foals officially announced two albums and shared a cinematic video for a new song. More

American Football Share Video for “Silhouettes”

American Football (LP3) Due Out March 22 via Polyvinyl

Jan 08, 2019

American Football are releasing a new album, American Football (LP3) (in other words it’s their third self-titled album), on March 22 via Polyvinyl. Previously they shared its first single, “Silhouettes.” More

American Football Announce New Album, Share New Song “Silhouettes”

American Football (LP3) Due Out March 22, 2019 via Polyvinyl

Dec 11, 2018

American Football have announced a new album, American Football (LP3) (in other words it’s their third self-titled album), and shared its first single, “Silhouettes.” American Football (LP3) is due out March 22, 2019 via Polyvinyl and features guest vocals from Paramore’s Hayley Williams, Land of Talk’s Elizabeth Powell, and Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell. More

May 22, 2017

It may have taken them 17 years to do it, but emo heroes American Football finally returned with their self-titled sophomore album (confusingly their 1999 debut was also self-titled), American Football, last October via Polyvinyl. More

Stream the Long-Awaited Self-Titled Sophomore Album by American Football

American Football Due Out October 21 via Polyvinyl

Oct 13, 2016

It may have taken them 17 years to do it, but emo heroes American Football are finally returning with their self-titled sophomore album (confusingly their 1999 debut was also self-titled). More

Sep 15, 2016

The great Champaign, Il based indie record label Polyvinyl turns 20 this year. To honor that they are putting out a new compilation, Polyvinyl Plays Polyvinyl, in which its artists cover other artists on the label. And today they have already shared four of the tracks from the compilation, all of which you can stream below. More




Reviews

Apr 17, 2019

Twenty years ago, American Football, a trio of college students then located in Urbana, Illinois, released their debut self-titled album, American Football, and restructured the path that emo rock would take for the following decades. More