Khruangbin will go around the world following the release of A LA SALA, their first studio LP in four years, on April 5th.
Touring is to stretch from mid-April all the way to November, beginning with the two Coachella weekends …
Khruangbin have unveiled their fourth studio album A LA SALA with its lead single A Love International.
Due out on April 5th, the LP will be supported with a summer tour of European festivals which is to include stops …
Khruangbin by Jackie Lee Young
Khruangbin will be joined by Nubya Garcia, Men I Trust, Toro Y Moi, Kelly Doyle, Robert Ellis, Ruben Moreno and The Stuffers when they begin a live album release series next month.
On May 19th, …
Fleet Foxes by Shervin Lainez
Fleet Foxes, Bright Eyes and Khruangbin have been added to the top of the bill for the 2022 edition of End Of The Road.
Larmer Tree Gardens will be hosting the festival between September …
Khruangbin by Tamsin Isaacs
Khruangbin also have some US shows lined up for this year.Khruangbin have announced a headline UK gig for 2022.
The band will play London’s Alexandra Palace on April 14th next year, finally bringing some live context to Mordechai, which was a Live4ever album of the …
Khruangbin by Tamsin Isaacs
Dearest Alfred features on the 2020 Khruangbin album Mordechai.Khruangbin have utilised an internship program at the creative agency Wieden+Kennedy in London for the music videos for Dearest Alfred and its Knxwledge remix.
20: Working Men’s Club – Working Men’s Club
“At times, they’re just bloody lovely, the glistery Madchester frescoes of Outside and Tomorrow for all the world …
Khruangbin by Tamsin Isaacs
The UK’s high streets are tentatively reopening, the pubs creaked open their doors at 6am this morning, and record shops too are getting back into the swing of things.
Despite taking the top spot on the main chart rundown, HAIM have had to settle for second …
Our editor’s pick of the albums reviewed on these pages during the past seven days is Khruangbin‘s latest record Mordechai – revisit the 8/10 review and check out the album via Spotify:
When you make music that comes from nearly everywhere, having a sense of place, it seems, is even more important.
Khruangbin (Thai for plane or make up your own truth) are unlikely Texans who’ve been building global momentum around multi-hued tunes, their sound a Bacchanalian sort of funk that’s always …