News
Off Full-Length Debut "Creatures of an Hour"
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
Still Corners' Creatures of An Hour Out Now on Sub Pop
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
Under the Radar's CMJ Party is October 19 at Public Assembly in Brooklyn
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
October 19 at Public Assembly; Lineup Also Includes Casiokids, Porcelain Raft, and Chad Valley
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
Also Still Corners' "Creatures of an Hour"
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
North American Tour Dates Announced
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
Creatures of an Hour Out October 11 via Sub Pop
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 26, 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
Debut Album Due October 11
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
Bands Head Stateside for SXSW, U.S. Tour
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
Interviews
May 18, 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
Reviews
Still Corners at The Bootleg Theater, Los Angeles, CA
Nov 06, 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
Creatures of An Hour
Sub Pop
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
SXSW Recap Day 3: Toro Y Moi, Revolver, Still Corners
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