Grizzly Bear Gets Busy On 'Sunnier' New Album
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Published 7/4/2008 by david (boy@largeheartedboy.com) at Largehearted Boy
Ed Droste of Grizzly Bear talks about the band's next album with Billboard.
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Published 7/7/2008 by Paul Thompson at Pitchfork Media - Today
... Hey, speaking of Ed Droste-- and Grizzly Bear, of course-- the dude himself recently chatted a bit with Billboard.com about the status of the follow-up to 2006's Yellow House. Ed claims "the mood [on this LP] is slightly more a sunny afternoon versus a fall afternoon," and that the new disc may arrive as soon as this April. Oh, and Ed also noted something of which you're probably already painfully aware: ...
new grizzly bear :: "two weeks"
Published 7/24/2008 by Chris (noreply@blogger.com) at gorillavsbear.net
... performed this new Ed Droste + Chris Bear-penned jam last night on Letterman. "Two Weeks" is definitely on the "sunnier"/"poppier" end of the spectrum as Droste promised, and after watching it 3 or 4 times last night, that piano melody was still lodged in my head when I woke up this morning. If it doesn't sound quite as transcendent as "While You Wait for the Others" upon first listen, then listen again. Anyway, between both of the recently unveiled new songs, I don't think I could be any more psyched to see them at Lollapalooza next weekend. ...
New Music: Grizzly Bear
Published 7/29/2008 by the bL crew (noreply@blogger.com) at A music and video mp3 blog - BL
... debuted a new song, Two Weeks, on David Letterman last Wednesday. John Benson interviewed the band earlier in the month. According to Ed Droste, "There are dark lyrics in play, and it's not like the whole album is going to be an up-tempo radio pop thing at all. We'll probably never get played on the radio, but [on] just a couple of the songs the mood is perhaps a bit sunnier than 'Yellow House.'" ...
