Posts Tagged ‘The Neighbourhood’

This week on Twitter was a little less colorful with the deactivation of Azealia Bank’s Twitter account, but our favorite personalities came through as usual. Grimes thinks about playing a show for a new audience, Hudson Mohawke has... Read more »

The first time we heard The Neighbourhood, we didn’t know much, but over the past year they’ve rolled out quite an intricate plan, slowly developing their aesthetic and revealing more about themselves through the music, the... Read more »

With The Neighbourhood‘s debut album I Love You. coming out on April 23, they give us another little sample of things to come. For this teaser of “W.D.Y.W.F.M.?” they keep things interesting, giving you something to listen to... Read more »

Through their videos, The Neighbourhood have already established a strong aesthetic—something you don’t see often from a band who hasn’t even dropped an album yet. Not surprisingly, the group has made an event out of their... Read more »

You’d think that if you took the color out of a gorgeous sunny day in California, you’d be taking away some of the beauty. The Neighbourhood proves you wrong with this “Sweater Weather” video, sticking with... Read more »

For this official remix of The Neighbourhood’s “Let It Go,” Ghost Loft keeps the dark vibe of the original and wraps it in electronic touches a la GOOD Music’s “Cold,” hi-hats, and deep bass for a... Read more »

Adding their own touch of that chilled out West Coast atmosphere, The Neighbourhood have taken on Destiny Child’s “Say My Name” and Justin Timberlake’s “Cry Me A River.” Who needs Destiny Child reunions and Justin Timberlake... Read more »

Earlier this month we got “A Little Death,” the newest track from California’s The Neighbourhood, and today the sounds get laced with an accompanying set of visuals. They stick with the black and white look, but... Read more »

This time last year we had no idea who The Neighbourhood was. Amazing to think how much this new band has been able to accomplish in roughly 10 months. From mysteriously dropping singles, to the release... Read more »

There’s an immediacy of The Neighbourhood‘s music. A song like “Sweather Weather” takes only one listen to sink in, and there’s a value to that kind of catchiness, especially with the shrinking attention span of listeners.... Read more »

On new track “Let It Go,” Cali natives and recent favorites The Neighbourhood craft something a bit darker and more anthemic than past releases. “Let It Go” doesn’t get rid of all the breeziness–those surf-rock guitars... Read more »

Without personally knowing the members of a band, it’s impossible to fully understand what it’s like to be in their shoes. As fans we rightfully connect with certain songs or albums, and at times travel great... Read more »

California rockers The Neighbourhood first appeared on our radar back in early February. Their debut single “Female Robbery” essentially came out of nowhere, and served as a dark and ominous introduction to a group that at... Read more »

It’s been rather impressive to watch how quickly Newbury Park, CA shadow rockers The Neighbourhood have managed to evolve from relative unknowns into 2012′s newest buzz band in just over three months. Thanks to the mass... Read more »

Indie buzzers The Neighbourhood‘s latest track just hit the web. It’s only the third song we’ve heard from them to hit the web, but the buzz around the band is nearly tangible already. “Wires” is toned... Read more »