Sep 17, 2021 By By Mark Redfern (with Joey Arnone)

Welcome to the 35th Songs of the Week of 2021. It was a blockbuster week for new songs, with lots of strong contenders. We tried to show a bit of restraint and keep it to an already over-stuffed Top 12, but then we just went for it with a Top 14. I mean, whose going to tell us we can’t pick 14 favorite songs? It’s our website and we have no corporate overlords. More

Sep 14, 2021 By Joey Arnone

Still Corners have shared a new single titled “Heavy Days.” The duo has also announced a new 2022 US tour in tandem with a set of rescheduled Europe dates. More

Apr 21, 2021 By Mark Redfern

Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of our new print issue, which is out now nationwide (on newsstands, in such stores as Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million, and elsewhere) and available to buy directly from us here. The issue features Japanese Breakfast and HAIM on the two covers and is another edition of The Protest Issue, which examines the intersection of music and politics and features musicians photographed with protest signs of their own making. More

Jan 15, 2021 By Mark Redfern (with Joey Arnone)

Welcome to the second Songs of the Week of 2021. It was a little less trying than last week, but Donald Trump did earn the dubious honor of being the first ever president to be impeached twice. It was a fantastic week for new songs; after a slow week last week with only a Top 6, this week we present double the songs with a Top 12. More

Jan 13, 2021 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners are releasing a new album, The Last Exit, on January 22 via the band’s own Wrecking Light label. Now they have shared another song from it, “White Sands,” via a lyric video for the track, which features the lyrics in both English and Spanish. More

Nov 13, 2020 By Christopher Roberts (with Joey Arnone)

Welcome to the 42nd Songs of the Week of 2020. We haven’t done a Songs of the Week in three weeks. Because of last week’s presidential election there were hardly any new songs of note released and we were too on edge awaiting the outcome to be decided to focus on new music. The week before was the run up to Halloween and there were certainly some worthy songs then, but for whatever reason we didn’t get Songs of the Week finished in time and abandoned it. So this week’s Songs of the Week covers the last three weeks, but mainly songs from this week and two weeks ago. More

Oct 27, 2020 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners are releasing a new album, The Last Exit, on January 22, 2021 via the band’s own Wrecking Light label. Now they have shared another song from it, “Crying,” via a video for the track, which was written while under quarantine during the pandemic. More

Sep 18, 2020 By Christopher Roberts

Welcome to the 37th Songs of the Week of 2020. Just as we were finishing up this week’s list we got word that beloved Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died. As if 2020 couldn’t get any worse. R.I.P. a true legend, the Notorious RBG. More

Sep 17, 2020 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners have announced a new album, The Last Exit, and shared its title track via a video for it. More

Nov 25, 2019 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners have shared two tracks recorded at the iconic Abbey Road Studios in London. They include a cover of Richard & Linda Thompson’s “The Calvary Cross” and a new version of their own “Black Lagoon.” More

Aug 28, 2018 By Greg Hughes

A song is a chance overlapping of countless variables in an artist’s life. Anatomy of a Song is a place where those variables can be dissected and examined. In this edition, Greg Hughes of Still Corners discusses “The Message.” The American/British dream pop duo also features Tessa Murray and the song can be found on the band’s latest album, Slow Air, which was released a couple of weeks ago via their own label, Wrecking Light. More

Aug 17, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

We took a break from Songs of the Week last week due to a little vacation by our publishers. So this week we are compiling the best songs of the last two weeks. Hence we couldn’t contain the list to our usual Top 10, although we didn’t do too badly, only expanding to a Top 11 and a few more honorable mentions than usual. More

Aug 13, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners are releasing a new album, Slow Air, this Friday (August 17) via their own label, Wrecking Light. Previously they shared a video for its first single, “Black Lagoon” (which was one of our Songs of the Week), as well as a video for its second single, “The Photograph” (which was also one of our Songs of the Week). Now the dream-pop band have shared a video for another new song from the album, “The Message.” More

Jul 27, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

There was a trend this week for artists to share two songs at once, rather than just one. We saw it with Blood Orange, Trevor Powers, Elvis Costello, Jungle, Cornershop, and Fucked Up (and Pussy Riot released three songs this week). In cases where the artist made our main best songs list we tried to pick just one song, although that proved challenging with our #1. More

Jul 23, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners are releasing a new album, Slow Air, on August 17 via their own label, Wrecking Light. Previously they shared a video for its first single, “Black Lagoon” (which was one of our Songs of the Week). Now the dream-pop band have shared a video for another new song from the album, “The Photograph.” The band self-directed the atmospheric black & white video, which was filmed in Arizona. More

Jul 13, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Hello again. We haven’t done a Songs of the Week for almost five weeks, since June 9. We were on vacation from mid to late June and then when we returned there really weren’t enough compelling songs last week to justify doing Songs of the Week lists, mainly because of the July 4th holiday being smack dab in the middle of the week and so labels mainly avoided sharing new songs. More

Jun 21, 2018 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners have announced a new album, Slow Air, and shared a video for its first single, “Black Lagoon.” Slow Air is due out August 17 via their own label, Wrecking Light. Check out the “Black Lagoon” video below, followed by the album’s tracklist and cover art, as well as the band’s upcoming tour dates. More

Sep 16, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners released a criminally under-appreciated dream-pop album in 2013 via Sub Pop, Strange Pleasures, their sophomore album. The male/female American/British duo of Greg Hughes and Tessa Murray are releasing their third album, Dead Blue, today via the band’s own label, Wrecking Light Records. More

Jul 15, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners released a criminally under-appreciated dream-pop album in 2013 via Sub Pop, Strange Pleasures, their sophomore album. The male/female American/British duo of Greg Hughes and Tessa Murray are releasing their third album, Dead Blue, on September 16 via the band’s own label, Wrecking Light Records. More

Jun 29, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners released a criminally under-appreciated dream-pop album in 2013 via Sub Pop, Strange Pleasures, their sophomore album. Now the male/female American/British duo of Greg Hughes and Tessa Murray have announced their third album, Dead Blue, due for release via the band’s own label, Wrecking Light Records, on September 16. More

Mar 11, 2016 By Tessa Murray

My Inner Geek is our recurring guest blog series where the artist writes about something geeky, such as their favorite sci-fi/fantasy TV show, film, book, or comic book; or favorite technology or other geeky thing. For this installment, Tessa Murray, singer for Still Corners, writes about Star Trek: The Next Generation, which ran from 1987 to 1991 and was the well-received follow-up to the original Star Trek series from the 1960s. More

Mar 04, 2016 By Mark Redfern

Under the Radar magazine is excited to reveal the full lineups, poster, and set times for its three SXSW 2016 events: two day parties on Wednesday, March 16 and Thursday, March 17 and one official nighttime showcase on Wednesday, March 16. The lineups include Car Seat Headrest, Julien Baker, Hinds, Eleanor Friedberger, Everything Everything, Caveman, Still Corners, Yuck, Sunflower Bean, Petite Noir, Girls Names, Gwenno, MONEY, Cullen Omori, TEEN, Mass Gothic, Younghusband, and more. More

Dec 02, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

Still Corners released a criminally under-appreciated dream-pop album in 2013 via Sub Pop, Strange Pleasures, their sophomore album. Now the male/female American/British duo of Greg Hughes and Tessa Murray are back with a new song, “Horses At Night.” More

Jan 03, 2014 By Mike Hilleary

While the days of watching music videos on television are long gone, over the past several years the visual art form has certainly found second life (like so many other things) as an excellent online commodity. More

Oct 31, 2013 By Mark Redfern

We sent out the same set of Halloween-related questions to a bunch of different musicians. All Halloween week we are posting their responses. Here are some spooky answers from Tessa Murray and Greg Hughes of Still Corners.

Aug 28, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

If there ever was a doubt that Still Corners frontwoman Tessa Murray could freeze a grown man in his tracks with her style and beauty, the argument is very well laid to rest in the dream pop outfit’s music video for “Fireflies.” More

May 31, 2013 By Laura Studarus

We’ve been fans of the gossamer-wrapped music of Still Corners for a while. In honor of their sophomore album Strange Pleasures (out now via Sub Pop), the London-based dreamers crafted an entry in our on-going mixtape project. More

Apr 23, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

London-based dream pop duo Still Corners have announced plans to tour North America in support of their forthcoming sophomore album Strange Pleasures. More

Apr 03, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

UK dream pop duo Still Corners are poised to release their sophomore album Strange Pleasures on May 7 via Sub Pop. More

Feb 25, 2013 By Mike Hilleary

UK dream pop outfit Still Corners have announced the arrival of their newest LP Strange Pleasures. More

Jan 11, 2013 By Laura Studarus

Still Corners are staying coy about a follow up to their excellent debut album Creatures of an Hour, but today, the London-based quartet did gift us with a new song. More

Sep 27, 2012 By Laura Studarus

Still Corners is hitting the road this autumn for a jaunt through Europe. They’ll be bringing a new single with them. More

Feb 21, 2012 By Mike Hilleary

UK dream-pop quartet Still Corners have debuted an inexplicit music video for their Creatures for an Hour track “Endless Summer.” More

Nov 30, 2011 By Mike Hilleary

London’s atmospheric dream-pop band Still Corners have released an appropriately fuzzy video for their track “Into the Trees.” More

Nov 14, 2011 By Christopher Roberts

Under the Radar had a CMJ party on October 19 at Public Assembly in Brooklyn. We’ll be posting videos of some of the songs that were performed and today we have Still Corners performing “History of Love.” More

Oct 26, 2011 By Laura Studarus

At the recent Deluna Fest, British dream pop band Still Corners took time out from their fun in the sun to perform in a darkened hotel room. More

Oct 24, 2011 By Wendy Lynch Redfern

Check out a photo gallery from the Under the Radar CMJ 2011 Party. With performances from Chad Valley, Caskiokids, Porcelain Raft, Eleanor Friedberger, Still Corners and The Stepkids. To see the full gallery, click here. More

Oct 13, 2011 By Laura Studarus

On October 19 Under the Radar will host a free CMJ day party sponsored by PRS Guitars. Leading up to the event we’re letting you know about each artist playing. Today we’re spotlighting Still Corners. More

Oct 05, 2011 By Laura Studarus

Under the Radar magazine is excited to announce the details of its first CMJ event, sponsored by PRS Guitars. The event will take place Wednesday, October 19 at Public Assembly in the heart of Williamsburg, Brooklyn and kicks off at 12:30 p.m. Featuring performances from Eleanor Friedberger, Still Corners, The Stepkids, Porcelain Raft, Casiokids, and Chad Valley, the party is free and open to the public (21+), no CMJ badges or RSVP required. More

Oct 05, 2011 By Mike Hilleary

Album streams aplenty this morning as NPR got its hands on Biophilia, the multimedia project and new album by Björk. More

Sep 15, 2011 By Natasha Moningka

London-based quartet, Still Corners, will release their forthcoming album, Creatures of an Hour, on October 11 in the US More

Aug 26, 2011 By Laura Studarus

London dream-pop quartet (and former “Pleased to Meet You” artists) Still Corners have announced their tracklist and cover art for debut full-length Creatures of an Hour. More

Aug 19, 2011 By Laura Studarus

Still Corners get all glowy in the video for “Cuckoo” (a cut from forthcoming debut full length, due out October 11 via Sup Pop). We have the clip. More

Jul 27, 2011 By Margot Cooper Gruen

London-based band Still Corners have announced a tour in support of their forthcoming debut album, Creatures of an Hour, due October 11 via Sub Pop. More

Jun 24, 2011 By Laura Studarus

Still Corners single “Cuckoo” is a slice of pure atmospheric bliss. We have the track. More

Mar 25, 2011 By Lauren Barbato

The third day of Austin’s infamous SXSW Music Festival included performances by Toro Y Moi, Still Corners, Puro Instinct, and more. More

Mar 07, 2011 By Lauren Barbato

The Seattle-based label announced that Memoryhouse and Still Corners are the latest additions to the Sub Pop family. We have the details. More

Oct 10, 2016 By Mark Redfern

Still Corners released their third album, Dead Blue, a few weeks back via the band’s own label, Wrecking Light Records. It is the follow-up to 2013’s Strange Pleasures, their criminally under-appreciated dream-pop album that was released by Sub Pop. More

Feb 03, 2015 By Mark Redfern

For Under the Radar’s 12th annual Artist Survey we emailed some of our favorite artists a few questions relating to 2014. We asked them about their favorite albums of the year and their thoughts on various notable 2014 news stories involving either the music industry or world events, as well as some quirkier personal questions.

Oct 31, 2013 By Mark Redfern

We sent out the same set of Halloween-related questions to a bunch of different musicians. All Halloween week we are posting their responses. Here are some spooky answers from Tessa Murray and Greg Hughes of Still Corners.

Sep 11, 2013 By Austin Trunick

Just before the release of Still Corners’ second album, Strange Pleasures, the London-based dream pop group—and avowed film aficionados—were asked to name a few of their favorite movie sequels. More

May 19, 2011 By Laura Studarus

Dedicated cinephiles Greg Hughes, Leon Dufficy, and Tessa Murray—of London-based quintet Still Corners—are stumped. “I like to think I’d be played by Michael Douglas,” says Hughes, mulling over the question of who should portray him in a film. “A younger Michael Douglas,” he clarifies. More

Sep 29, 2016 By Scott Dransfield

British/American dream-pop act Still Corners should take a page out of S U R V I V E’s book (as with Netflix’s Stranger Things) and do the musical score for a dark ‘80s-indebted series. More

May 13, 2013 By Laura Studarus

Still Corners’ 2011 debut Creatures of an Hour introduced listeners to a band who built their kingdom on the smallest of details. More

Nov 07, 2011 By Laura Studarus

It was nearly midnight when Still Corners took the stage at The Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles. While perhaps cliché to note, it was a fitting hour for the bewitching quartet to perform. More

Oct 07, 2011 By Austin Trunick

“Endless Summer,” the track that gave many music listeners their first taste of the U.K.‘s Still Corners when it hit the web last year, exhibits a striking contradiction with its title. While the name evokes images of bright, cloudless skies, and hot sand underfoot, the music itself crackles with the chill of a cool autumn breeze. More

Mar 21, 2011 By Laura Studarus

As fellow writer Mike Hilleary pointed out, the ratio of sleep to bands at SXSW is somewhat skewed. This is of course, an understatement, as it seems even my dreams (whenever I close my eyes long enough to have them) have been rented out for showcases. While there’s no accounting for my subconscious booking agency (who seem intent on making it an all Twin Shadow bill), the variety of bands available to the waking world of SXSW is pretty dang impressive. After our second successful Under the Radar day party, the magazine crew opted to hop from venue to venue for the remainder of the evening, as no one showcase was strong enough to demand our full attention. More