The Melodic Tree’s Weekly Playlist

1. I Will – Camp Howard

2. Smoke Rings – Modern Vices

3. Greyhound – Kississippi

4. Comfortable – Jaunt

5. Yellow Love – Citizen

6. I Feel Exhausted – Everyone Everywhere

7. Dreamgaze – CASTLEBEAT

8. No Big Deal – Eerie Summer

9. haunt me (x3) – Teen Suicide

10. Pretty Girl – Clairo

11. False Alarm – Fraternal Twin

12. O.K. – Whatever, Dad

13. Familiar Haunt – R.L. Kelly

14. January 6 – Happy Trendy

15. Happy Hour – Infinity Crush

16. Hazy Past – Four Visions

17. Fireworks – Radiator Hospital

18. Natural – Okay

19. You’re Blue I’m Blue – Velvet Morning

20. Virginia – Julia Brown

ANOHNI performing her “last show” tonight

ANOHNI is performing her “last show” tonight in Aarhus, Denmark. In an Instagram post, the composer/singer-songwriter wrote, “I keep telling everyone it’s my last show, but no one seems to believe me,” and ended it with the hashtag, “#ITISFINISHED.” Find the post below. Tonight’s concert, which is backed by the Aarhus Symphony Orchestra, is the conclusion of ANOHNI being the Aarhus 2017 Artist-in-Residence.

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Watch St. Vincent’s new “Pills” video

St. Vincent has released a video for the song “Pills” from her latest album Masseduction. Watch the psychedelic video here, which was directed by Philippa Price. It follows the videos from the album for “New York” and “Los Ageless.”

Deerhunter’s Bradford Cox making new music with Cate Le Bon

Deerhunter and Atlas Sound’s Bradford Cox and Cate Le Bon are working together on new music as the “musicians in residence” for next year’s Marfa Myths Festival. The sessions will be released as an EP eventually. Marfa Myths goes through April 12-15 in the Marfa, Texas. Wire, Tom Zé, Suzanne Ciani, Circuit Des Yeux, Jessica Pratt, the Weather Station, and Ryley Walker are some of the other performers for the festival. Check out the full lineup above and a festival trailer below, and find more information here.

Yo La Tengo announce European tour

Yo La Tengo have announced a number of European shows that they will start in April 2018 in Ireland and wrap up in Belgium in May. The band will also play their first Hanukkah shows in 5 years before the tour during an eight-night run at New York’s Bowery Ballroom. Check out the full itinerary below. Along with the tour announcement, Matador wrote: “MIGHT THIS TOUR HAVE SOMETHING OR OTHER TO DO WITH NEW RECORDINGS? Maybe. Possibly. Who can really say for sure in confusing times such as these.”

Yo La Tengo:

12-12 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom
04-28 Dublin, Ireland – Olympia Theatre
04-29 Glasgow, Scotland – SWG3
04-30 Manchester, England – Manchester Academy 2
05-01 Birmingham, England – Birmingham Town Hall
05-03 Leeds, England – Church Leeds
05-04 London, England – Royal Festival Hall
05-06 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
05-07 Berlin, Germany – Heimathafen
05-08 Cologne, Germany – Gloria Theatre
05-09 Munich, Germany – Munchner Kammerspiele
05-11 Zagreb, Croatia – Pogon Jedinstvo
05-12 Belgrade, Serbia – Dom Omladine
05-13 Budapest, Hungary – A38 Ship
05-15 Milan, Italy – Fabrique
05-16 Fribourg, Switzerland – Fri-Son
05-17 Schorndorf, Germany – Manufaktur
05-19 Paris, France – Le Cabaret Sauvage
05-20 Brussels, Belgium – Ancienne Belgique

Fever Ray announces first tour in 7 years

The Knife’s Karin Dreijer, aka Fever Ray, has announced her first tour in 7 years. Fever Ray will embark on a number of European shows starting in February and goes through early April. Check out the full itinerary below. The dates back her latest LP, Plunge, which was surprise-released in late October.

Fever Ray:

02-19 Vienna, Austria – SiMM City
02-20 Milan, Italy – Fabrique
02-22 Munich, Germany – Muffathalle
02-23 Lausanne, Switzerland – Les Docks
02-24 Zurich, Switzerland – Volkshaus
02-26 Prague, Czechia – Forum Karlin
02-28 Berlin, Germany – Columbiahalle
03-01 Warsaw, Poland – Klub Progresja
03-02 Vilnius, Lithuania – The Hall Compensa
03-04 Helsinki, Finland – The Circus
03-13 Hamburg, Germany – Docks
03-14 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso
03-15 Brussels, Belgium – AB
03-17 Cologne, Germany – Palladium
03-19 Paris, France – L’Olympia
03-20 London, England – Troxy
03-21 Manchester, England – Albert Hall
03-31 Lund, Sweden – Mejeriet
04-02 Bergen, Norway – USF Verftet
04-03 Oslo, Norway – Sentrum Scene
04-04 Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega
04-06 Stockholm, Sweden – Nobelberget

The Melodic Tree’s Weekly Playlist

1. Guts – Elnuh

2. Numbies – Booty Feet

3. Reasons Don’t Define – Parallelephants

4. Early Mornings – Goth Babe

5. Assurance – Lost Film

6. Maintain – VILDE

7. Blurred Cities – Ardency, ICELANDIA

8. Good Luck – The Undercover Dream Lovers

9. It’s Alright – Horsebeach

10. Baybee – Jay Som

11. Plot of Ground – Julia Lucille

12. Sweet Swing – Family Hahas

13. Fuck This – Smidley

14. Hiding to Nothing – The Lovely Bad Things

15. Daisy – Ohyeahsumi

16. Wishing Well – Softer Still

17. Smoker’s Paradise – Spencer Radcliffe

18. Walkie Talkie – Palm

19. A Love That Don’t Diminish – Terribly Yours

20. Kill The Noise – Me Not You

Clyde and the Milltailers, Tejon Street Corner Thieves, The Bridge City Sinners, Montgomery Brown and the Orchestra of Dust at the Hobbit Hole in photos

Chuck Mosley, former Faith No More frontman, dead at 57

Former frontman of Faith No More and Bad Brains, Chuck Mosley, died on November 9th. According to a statement from his family, he passed from addiction-related causes after a long sobriety. He was 57 years old. Mosley was the frontman of Faith No More starting in 1984 and recorded two albums with the band, including We Care a Lot and Introduce Yourself. He was fired in 1988 due to his erratic behavior while they were on tour and was replaced by current frontman, Mike Patton.

In a new statement, Faith No More remember their late frontman:

It’s with a heavy, heavy heart we acknowledge the passing of our friend and bandmate, Chuck Mosley. He was a reckless and caterwauling force of energy who delivered with conviction and helped set us on a track of uniqueness and originality that would not have developed the way it had had he not been a part. How fortunate we are to have been able to perform with him last year in a reunion style when we re-released our very first record. His enthusiasm, his sense of humor, his style and his bravado will be missed by so many. We were a family, an odd and dysfunctional family, and we’ll be forever grateful for the time we shared with Chuck.