News
Apr 26, 2012
By Mike Hilleary
In the music video for “How Deep Is Your Love?” The Rapture address a crucial question: what would happen if you were to miniaturize lead singer Luke Jenner and have him serenade a group of churchgoers? More
Title Track Gets Colorful
Feb 15, 2012
By Mike Hilleary
The Rapture have debuted a pigmented and kaleidoscopic music video for the title track off their 2011 album In the Grace of Your Love. More
Jan 13, 2012
By Mike Hilleary
Not too long ago The Rapture announced that they would be following up their recent LP In the Grace of Your Love with a remix EP for their track “Sail Away.” More
Plus: Florence and the Machine, Beirut, PJ Harvey, Anna Calvi, SBTRKT, R.E.M., and more
Dec 23, 2011
By Mark Redfern and Laura Studarus
Under the Radar‘s Best of 2011 Issue has shipped out to subscribers and will be hitting newsstands soon. The issue features three unique covers, each featuring an artist behind one of our Top 5 albums of the year: M83, The Horrors, and Bon Iver. The issue also takes a look back at other artists who have made a splash in 2011, including Beirut, Anna Calvi, EMA, Florence and the Machine, Gang Gang Dance, Neon Indian, PJ Harvey, R.E.M., SBTRKT, Slow Club, St. Vincent, Summer Camp, tUnE-yArDs, and Yuck. More
Sail Away Remix EP out December via DFA Records
Nov 16, 2011
By Mi Tran
There’s a lot of news coming from The Rapture camp. The band has announced the release of the Sail Away Remix EP along with a new video and a remix competition. More
In The Grace of Your Love First Album in 5 Years
Sep 01, 2011
By Natasha Moningka
Rapture fans, it’s time to rejoice! The Brooklyn-based band will release their latest, In The Grace of Your Love on September 6 on DFA Records -the same label that released Echoes back in 2003. More
Includes Articles on Stephin Merritt, The Rapture, Eleanor Friedberger, My Morning Jacket, Handsome Furs, and more
Aug 04, 2011
By Laura Studarus
The digital version of Under the Radar‘s Summer Issue includes the same articles that appear in the printed version—plus 50 extra pages of editorial content not found in the print version, including extra full page photos, 11 bonus articles, and 13 bonus reviews. While we certainly still encourage you to pick up the print version (on newsstands now), we also recommend checking out the digital version, which is viewable on your iPad, Mac, PC, and Android device. The Summer Issue’s digital version includes exclusive articles on Eleanor Friedberger, Handsome Furs, My Morning Jacket, The Rapture, Twin Sister, Stephin Merritt, and others. Order the digital version of the Summer Issue here or subscribe to the digital version here. More
Issue Also Features Stephen Malkmus vs. Gus Van Sant, M83, The Horrors, Washed Out, Bon Iver vs. Fugazi, WU LYF, Dum Dum Girls, and much more
Jul 28, 2011
By Mark Redfern and Laura Studarus
Under the Radar’s Summer 2011 Issue has just hit stands. It features St. Vincent on the cover and includes articles on M83, Bon Iver vs. Fugazi, The Horrors, Washed Out, Stephen Malkmus vs. Gus Van Sant, WU LYF, Dum Dum Girls, Friendly Fires, Memory Tapes, John Maus, Niki & The Dove, Purity Ring, Youth Lagoon, and many others; as well as over 115 reviews. The digital version of the magazine also includes 50 extra pages of bonus content, including articles on My Morning Jacket, The Rapture, Eleanor Friedberger, Handsome Furs, Moonface, Stephin Merritt, Laurel Halo, and more. More
Jun 10, 2011
By Laura Studarus
The Rapture surprised us with a new track, “How Deep is Your Love.” We have the video sneak-peak. More
The Grace of Your Love Due Out Sept. 6
May 23, 2011
By Lauren Barbato
The Rapture—as in the electro art-punk outfit from New York City—predicted a new prophecy today, and it’s one we will likely witness this September. More
Reviews
Apr 16, 2012
By Laura Studarus
Regardless of the setbacks, it was—as usual—a day of exceptional music. The day’s highlights) and lowlights included Neon Indian, Arctic Monkeys, Pulp, Mazzy Star, The Rapture, M83, and The Horrors.
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Sep 06, 2011
By Danielle Sills
Dance records are typically coated in layer after layer of sound, tracks of synth piled atop one another like a cake with so much icing that it oozes through the sides. The Rapture doesn’t subscribe to that philosophy. They never have. An undone quality washes over their songs, giving them some edge. More