The Still Corners have released the second single to be taken from their forthcoming, and fifth, album The Last Exit. The album will be the third and final part of the band’s Road trilogy. On Crying the spaghetti western sounds … Continue reading Still Corners – Crying
London’s Still Corners release their fifth album The Last Exit on Cargo Records early next year. It’s the third part of the band’s Road Trilogy (one road to rule them all?). The album features 11 tracks and the band have … Continue reading Still Corners – The Last Exit
Still Corners have released a new digital single although it seems to be only available to stream and not too purchase. It consists of two songs the band recorded live at Abbey Road earlier this year. The first is a cover of Richard and Linda Thompson’s The Calvary Cross whilst the second is a live studio version of Black Lagoon which originally appeared on last years long player Slow Air. Homepage Continue reading Still Corners – Live In The Studio
Black Lagoon is the first single to be taken from Still Corner’s forthcoming album Slow Air. It’s a shimmering, hypnotic affair and it’s the perfect soundtrack to a gloriously sunny and hot day here in London. Slow Air will be released August 17, 2018 on Wrecking Light Records. Pre-order it from here. Homepage Facebook Continue reading Still Corners – Black Lagoon
Lost Boys is taken from the forthcoming album Dead Blue. I have to say I am liking the band’s journey over to the synth and electronic side evidenced here and on the previously released non album track Horses At Night. Dead Blue will be out via Wreckinglight Records. You can pre-order one of the many bundles from here. Homepage Facebook Continue reading Still Corners – Lost Boys
Horses At Night is the first we have heard from Still Corners for a couple of years now. It’s a non album track (which I hope means a new long player will be due soon) and on first listens it reminds me of a female fronted Radio Dept which gets a massive “wahey” from me. Horses At Night is out now digitally from the usual places. Facebook Homepage Continue reading Still Corners – Horses at Night
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