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Beyond The Valley 2018 First Lineup Announced
This is LARGE!
Foals Have Started Working On Their Next Album
Confirmed as being on the way.
Watch Låpsley’s Haunting Take On A Foals Song For Like A Version
The Splendour artist had a crack at her countrymen’s 2015 hit ‘Mountain At My Gates’.
Surprise! Foals Release A One-Off New Track ‘Rain’
Lucky us, Foals have released a new single on Soundcloud ahead of its release for Record Store Day in April.
This Is What Kevin Parker, St Vincent, Foals, Slash & More Musos Sing At Karaoke
What to sing when it’s 4am and you’re a famous musician at a karaoke bar.
Have These Bunch Of Acts Been Ruled Out Of The Splendour In The Grass 2016 Lineup?
Two clashing international festivals have dropped some ‘in-your-face-Splendour’ lineups.
PREMIERE: Foals ‘Birch Tree’ Video (Extended Edition)
Exclusive premiere of the extended edition of the new video!
Foals, Django Django, Mansionair – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney 5/1/16
Thank you Sydney – it’s good to be back!
Oh Shit, Foals & Disclosure Are Throwing A Free Show Tonight
FREEEEEEE BITCHES!
Here Are Triple J’s Top 10 Albums Of 2015, As Voted By You
The results from triple j’s listeners’ poll are in.
Here’s 12 Of Your Favourite Artists, As Slagged Off By Noel Gallagher In His Bonkers New Interview
Noel Gallagher is not a known giver of fucks. The former Oasis muso and notorious loose canon recently stopped by for a chinwag with the folks at Esquire and was in top form, firing off expletive-laden slag-pellets at all your favourite artists – from Radiohead to Royal Blood, from One Direction to Adele, from Foals
Watch Foals Give Florence + The Machine The Punk Treatment
Foals recently took to BBC Radio 1‘s Live Lounge to deliver a blistering punked up cover of Florence + The Machine‘s What Kind of Man for an in-studio session. Starting off slow with some uplifting synths, they transform the sound of the song into an anthemic pop punk burner, showing the band in top form
Falls Festival 2015/2016 Sideshows: The Complete List
The lineups for Falls Festival and Southbound had everybody salivating when they arrived, with the Lorne leg of the festival already selling out. Now we have been gifted a host of sideshows for those who can’t make it to the festivals or just want to catch their favourite acts more than once. A large number
Foals Announce 2016 Australian Headline Shows
Oxford indie-rockers Foals have locked in two Australian headline shows for January 2016, around their appearances at Falls Festival and Southbound over New Year’s. Foals are ready to hit up some pretty huge venues in Sydney on 5th January and Melbourne on 7th January, for what will be their biggest Aussie headline shows to date.
Watch Foals Deliver A Cracking Cover Of Mark Ronson’s ‘Daffodils’ For Like A Version
UK indie rockers Foals dropped by triple j studios this morning and amped up the groove on a terrific cover of Mark Ronson and Kevin Parker’s psychedelic earworm Daffodils for Like A Version. Helped along by a vintage drum machine and a specially-flown-in Space Echo, frontman Yannis Philippakis took on Parker’s vocal duties with total
Southbound 2016 Lineup Announced
Along with this morning’s Falls Festival 2014 lineup announcement, the official first lineup for Western Australia’s Southbound 2016 has now been unveiled, with big-name acts such as Disclosure, Bloc Party, Foals, Courtney Barnett, Gary Clark Jr and even ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic. Elsewhere on the lineup you’ll find Halsey, Django Django, Kurt Vile And The Violators,
Falls Festival 2015/2016 Lineup Announced
It’s here — Falls Festival has made its first lineup for its 2015/2016 shenanigans, and has dropped big names like Bloc Party, Foals, Disclosure, Courtney Barnett and Gary Clark Jr. Other esteemed international acts on Falls’ first lineup announcement include Halsey, Django Django, Kurt Vile And The Violators, Mac DeMarco, Young Fathers , Toro y Moi,
Foals Share “Savage And Animalistic” New Song ‘What Went Down’
They announced their fourth studio album What Went Down earlier this week, and now UK indie rockers Foals have shared the album’s monstrous six-minute title track, complete with an intense music video featuring footage of the band rockin’ out. What Went Down (below) begins with frontman Yannis Philippakis’ raw vocals, dotted by a sharp guitar
