Giving the Madden franchise a run for its money in the realm of sports video gaming, Hot Chip have premiered a music video for their In Our Heads track "Don't Deny Your Heart." More
Niki & The Dove, Moons, Memory Tapes, and others to Contribute to Vinyl Only Record Label
Nov 13, 2012By Sara Heflin
On January 1st 2013, new U.K. based vinyl only label Demand Vinyl will launch. The label is starting off with a subscriptions singles club, which will consist of a total of ten 7-inch singles featuring exclusive tracks by such artists as Memory Tapes, Hot Chip, Air France, Saint Etienne, Latitia Sadier, Niki & The Dove, Levek, and Moons, among others. More
After messy around with green-screens for their In Our Heads single "How Do You Do," electro pop group Hot Chip have handed over the reins of the song to Scandinavian DJ and producer Todd Terje. More
After delivering a fairly bizarre video collaboration with The Creator's Project, UK electro-pop outfit Hot Chip have turned right around with yet another music video, this time for their In Our Heads track "How Do You Do?" More
Last night Hot Chip brought their multi-dimensional dance grooves to the set of Jimmy Fallon, performing the track "Don't Deny Your Heart" from their electronic chart-topping new album In Our Heads. More
Partnering with the Creators Project, Hot Chip have premiered a video for "Look At Where We Are," the latest single off the band's latest album In Our Heads. More
Bummed you couldn’t get tickets to see Hot Chip play Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival set? A lot of people are, apparently. Today NPR announced that they’ll be streaming the sold-out, July 18 show. More
Featuring Reggie Watts, Actor Terrence Stamp, and Supermodel Lara Stone
May 21, 2012By Mike Hilleary
After recently playing the track on Jools Hollandlast week, British dance rock ensemble Hot Chip have now debuted the official video for their new track "Night and Day." More
With their new album In Our Heads scheduled for release this coming June, Hot Chip have announced they'll soon be hitting the road across Europe and the states. More
Two days ago, Hot Chip and LCD Soundsystem played a gig together at London’s Alexandra Palace. Now, thanks to the power of the Internet we can buy the resulting live album now. More
Collective Record Track, “Didn’t Know What Love Was”
Oct 06, 2010By Laura Studarus
The newest in a long line of Converse sponsored match-ups, Hot Chip and New Order’s Bernard Sumner recently collaborated on new track “Didn’t Know What Love Was.”More
Massive Attack, MGMT, Jónsi, Thievery Corporation and Several Others Confirmed to Perform
Aug 10, 2010By Hong Le
AC Entertainment released the still expanding Lineup for MoogFest, the three-day festival, celebrating the innovative vision of sonic pioneer, Robert Moog, will take place Halloween weekend, October 29-31 in Asheville, NC. The MoogFest 2010 weekend kicks off Friday, October 29, with performances by MGMT, Big Boi, Girl Talk, and others. Artists joining Massive Attack, Thievery Corporation and Jónsi for Saturday, October 30, includes Four Tet, Caribou, and Matmos. On the final day, Hot Chip and Pretty Lights will headline. Check out the complete lineup. More
With their new EP, We Have Remixes, set to release on September 7, Hot Chip will be touring North America in October supporting LCD Soundsystem. Hot Chip will also go interactive via a MXP4-powered release allowing fans to play and listen to remixes of "I Feel Better."
Plus Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Dirty Projectors, Beach House
Apr 20, 2010By Wendy Lynch Redfern
Staff photographer and Under the Radar's Co-Publisher/Co-Founder, Wendy Lynch Redfern, was down in Coachella, CA for Coachella 2010. Check out a gallery of her photos from the second day of Coachella 2010. The gallery includes photos of Devo, The Dead Weather, Muse, MGMT, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Dirty Projectors, Beach House. Click here to view the full gallery. More
Dancing boy bands and super powers are like peanut butter and chocolate: they just taste better together. While you're still on your own for dessert combinations, you can get your fill of a gyrating boy band displaying a super (creepy) power in Hot Chip's new video, "I Feel Better." We have the clip. More
In support of their new album One Life Stand, Hot Chip has just released information on their upcoming North American tour. They have arranged for special guests The xx to join them on tour. You don't want to miss this when they come through your town. More
The fourth album from the London electro-pop crew Hot Chip is now cleverly titled One Life Stand and will drop into our ears in physical and digital formats on February 9th through Astralwerks. (In the U.K., the release is slated for February 8th via Parlophone.) You can listen to the first song from the LP, "Take It In." More
Hot Chip are "Ready For the Floor." In February—according to their website—the British dance-band will return with a yet-untitled follow-up to last year's Made in the Dark. More
Reviews
Coachella Day 2 Recap: Bat For Lashes, Hot Chip, The Postal Service, Phoenix, and More
Much like their synth guru forefathers, Hot Chip write and arrange music that was meant to be remixed by people who were born to make us dance. Although they've released three consecutive critically acclaimed records, Hot Chip albums as beginning-to-end complete musical statements are—frankly—overrated. More
Coachella 2010 Day Two Report – Camera Obscura, Muse, MGMT, Hot Chip, and more
Apr 18, 2010By Mark Redfern
Day two of Coachella 2010 alas offered few highlights. This year Coachella has put way too many great artists on Sunday's bill, which will inevitably lead to a lot of Sophie's Choice-like moments of picking between which favorite artists to see. Whereas Saturday's bill suffered from a lack of must see artists, there was no shortage of artists worth checking out, it's just that few of them delivered. Matters were not helped by the fact that the best set I saw was also the first set I saw. Almost everything underwhelmed after that. More
Coachella 2010 Day 2 Recap: Beach House, Camera Obscura, Muse, and More
Day two started out much like day one, in fulltilt. Despite a bevy of physical ailments left over from yesterday's marathon, making it to Camera Obscura's set on time was worth another painful sprint across the field. However day two was light on the heavy hitters, and after the initial close call, I didn't have to hustle to see sets from Beach House, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Hot Chip, MGMT, and Muse. More
