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A 1970s Good Time Was Had by All
Sep 10, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Midlake took to the woods of Holland for their new video for Courage of Others cut,"Ruler, Ruling All Things." We have the clip. More
Tour Kicks Off March 18th
Feb 25, 2010
By Laura Studarus
Three-time "Anticipated Albums" artist Midlake are heading out on tour in support of their (finally!) released album, The Courage of Others. In addition to headlining gigs, the band will make a stop at SXSW. We have the dates. More
Dates Are the First Since 2007 and Include SXSW
Dec 15, 2009
By Rebekka Utermohlen
Midlake has confirmed tour dates for 2010, which means this will be their first tour since 2007.The band will also be returning to SXSW. More
The Courage of Others Out February 2nd on Bella Union
Oct 27, 2009
By Kyle Lemmon
Midlake has been toiling away on the follow-up to 2006's time-warped The Trials of Van Occupanther for so long that they were actually interviewed in both Under the Radar's "Most Anticipated Albums of 2008" and "Most Anticipated Albums of 2009" issues. Well, the Texas fivesome Midlake do indeed have a new album in February, February 2nd via Bella Union (February 1 in the UK and Europe) to be exact. More
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Band is Close to Finishing Long-in-the-Works Third Album, The Courage of Others
Aug 20, 2009
By Marcus Kagler
It's been over three years since Midlake made a splash with their sophomore effort, The Trials of Van Occupanther, a smooth lilting slice of '70s influenced soft rock littered with Laurel Canyon harmonies and slow rolling beauty. Currently putting the final touches on their third full length, The Courage of Others, guitarist Eric Pulido took a little time out to answer some email questions about the three-year hold up for what sounds like a vastly different, and difficult to record, new album. Midlake has been working on the album for several years now and were actually interviewed in both Under the Radar's "Most Anticipated Albums of 2008" and "Most Anticipated Albums of 2009" issues. Pulido promises less piano and "more guitars, flute, and incense." More
