Having spent some time on the stages of some of the world’s most prestigious festivals, including Lollapalooza, All Tomorrow’s Parties, Pitchfork Festival, Bonnaroo, and our own Laneway Festival, New York duo Cults have sharpened their chops considerably since their 2011 debut. In fact, guitarist and percussionist Brian Oblivion recently told Music Feeds Podcast that when
Things have been increasingly hectic in the Cults camp, with the New York indie duo still garnering praise for their sophomore effort, Static, and currently gearing up to play Groovin The Moo and a string of sideshows. Though Brian Oblivion tells us they’re not in a state of permanent jet-lag yet. “We’ve been there for
Having been confirmed for the epic Groovin The Moo 2014 lineup, New York indie duo Cults have announced that they will embark on a series of sideshows across the country, their second Australian sojourn since they amazed audiences in 2012 as part of that year’s Laneway Festival bill. Young guns Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion
It’s been an anxious wait for fans of indie pop duo Cults who recently announced they would be releasing their sophomore album, but rest assured as I Can Hardly Make You Mine suggests that Static will be fuzzed-out, reverb-ridden and everything else that made their self-titled debut so glorious. The track debuted recently on NPR’s
Two of the most talked about bands of the past 12 months, The Drums and Cults will join forces for Australian Tour dates in Early 2012. Both bands will co-headline their own shows on the back of their appearance and the St Jerome’s Laneway Festival 2012 line up. View All 2012 St Jerome’s Laneway Sideshows
