Their latest record 'Veckatimest' has been stuck on repeat here at SG since it's release back in May (our 9/10 review can be seen HERE), which stands as a screaming testament to the integrity of their music (seriously, we just can't stop listening to it).
Grizzly Bearby Sarah Grant • May 29, 2009Grizzly BearVeckatimest(Warp, 2009)Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead created the prophecy of Veckatimestwhen he called Grizzly Bear his favorite band of 2008. Unsurprisingly, the album leaked in March and skinny-jeaned scallywags happily raised their skull and crossbones as they cyber-sailed to the namesake island. Veckatimest is, in fact, a real island off t...
If you’re not hitting either of the sold-out Grizzly Bear shows here in San Francisco, your only chances to catch the band in the states will be at the Pitchfork Music Festival and the Austin City Limits Music Festival. The band is also playing a few famous international festivals like Summer Sonic in Japan [...]Related posts:Photos: Grizzly Bear, Here We Go Magic @ The Fillmore, San Francisco...
New York four piece Grizzly Bear have taken over the world so far this year with their newest, third and almost flawless album Veckatimest (Check out our 9/10 review HERE) and now, they're taking their giant smorgasbord of talent to our little United Kingdom.
Grizzly Bearby Sarah Grant • May 29, 2009Grizzly BearVeckatimest(Warp, 2009)Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead created the prophecy of Veckatimestwhen he called Grizzly Bear his favorite band of 2008. Unsurprisingly, the album leaked in March and skinny-jeaned scallywags happily raised their skull and crossbones as they cyber-sailed to the namesake island. Veckatimest is, in fact, a real island off t...
This was easily one of the best performances I've seen in a long time, and one that I truly thought I was going to miss. It was shocking enough that I saw Ed Droste entering the venue, but I ended up getting tickets through a friend at the last minute even though it was sold out. They played a very well distributed array of old and new songs I felt, and that was complimented by their closing ...
Three things clued me in to the fact that Wednesday night’s Grizzly Bear show at the Berklee Performance Center was going to be different from your typical rock and roll show—the guy in front of me was wearing a suit, there were patches of gray hair sprinkled throughout the audience, and the show started on time. And a typical show it was not.First off, I can think of few better places to see G...
Tonight was the second night of Grizzly Bear's return to San Francisco... It's also the end of their American Tour... (although they will be playing Pitchfork Fest and a few additional shows... lucky Brooklyn gets a FREE show in August!)... I did the poster for the shows... (which I've posted here)... It might be tough to tell... but the charms on the necklace represent the three proper albums....
If you frequent our site with any regularity, you probably know that I, and the Tape as a whole treat Grizzly Bear with the attitude that they can do no wrong. Alas, this concert served to further prove that the band is completely deserved of these monotonous compliments. So, for those that hoped to escape [...]
Sorry, I keep forgetting to post these on Thursdays. This song is 'On a Neck, On a Spit' by Grizzly Bear. It was done solo by Daniel Rossen on acoustic guitar for La Blogotheque, he only plays a portion of the song but it is still superb. His guitar playing is brilliant. Listen to the song below. Grizzly Bear has been featured in this segment before check out the other time here . Grizzly Be...
Ed Droste of Grizzly Bear has given Pitchfork an interview about the band's third album. In the feature he talks about the imminent leaked of "Veckatimest", how the band's sound has changed, the lack of "Friends" on the album and whether or not Grizzly Bear will use Web Sheriff to protect the leaks of their new album. They even go more in-depth with the interview and discuss the future of heari...
Friday, October 10th: The National Grizzly Bear @ Hammerstein (NY Mag 40th!) [tix] Should You Go: I'd say if you have $40 to spend on two bands you've probably seen a shit load of times already go for it. If you've never seen either of these bands, do it. If you don't fit into those two categories skip it! The National - "Karen" Grizzly Bear - "Colorado" Of Montreal Love Is All @ Roseland
a. Nike shows us the Dunk / AF1 hybrid HERE > and the new DUNK line HERE .b. Rob Huebel attacked.. Huebel Negotiates With the Locals from alison becker on Vimeo . c. One of my favorite Sufjan songs has a video below.. d. Enter to win a limited edition Grizzly Bear poster HERE .e. more Hodgeman video below.. morning yall
--- - |- LiveNation handles the most rock shows in the US, and many of their newest venues answer to a higher authority: churches and synagogues have become popular concert spots. One good example is Washington DC's Sixth and I Historic Synagogue, where UK chart-topper Adele recently perfomed, and rockers Grizzly Bear will appear in August. The acoustics, intimate setting, [...] ~~- ...