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

Jan 29, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

British trio MONEY released their sophomore album, Suicide Songs, today via Bella Union. Previously the band had shared the album’s first single, “You Look Like a Sad Painting on Both Sides of the Sky,” followed by another song from the record, “I’ll Be the Night,” a live video for “A Cocaine Christmas and an Alcoholic’s New Year” (shared just before Christmas), and a video for “I’ll Be the Night.” Now the band have shared the album’s six-and-a-half-minute opening track, “All My Life.” It’s a beautiful and emotive string- and choir-backed song. More

Jan 20, 2016 By Christopher Roberts

British trio MONEY are releasing their sophomore album, Suicide Songs, on January 29 via Bella Union. Previously the band had shared the album’s first single, “You Look Like a Sad Painting on Both Sides of the Sky,” followed by another song from the record, “I’ll Be the Night” and a live video for “A Cocaine Christmas and an Alcoholic’s New Year” (shared just before Christmas). Now the band have shared a video for “I’ll Be the Night.” More

Dec 18, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

British trio MONEY are releasing their sophomore album, Suicide Songs, on January 29, 2016 via Bella Union. Previously the band had shared the album’s first single, “You Look Like a Sad Painting on Both Sides of the Sky,” followed by another song from the record, “I’ll Be the Night.” Now they have shared a live video for “A Cocaine Christmas and an Alcoholic’s New Year,” which is the final song on the record and obviously shared to time into the holiday season (even if it’s not exactly a song about Christmas cheer). More

Nov 23, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

British trio MONEY are releasing their sophomore album, Suicide Songs, on January 29, 2016 via Bella Union. Previously the band had shared the album’s first single, “You Look Like a Sad Painting on Both Sides of the Sky.” Now we have another song from the record, “I’ll Be the Night.” Listen to it below via Stereogum (who premiered it) More

Oct 28, 2015 By Christopher Roberts

British trio MONEY have announced their sophomore album and shared its first song. Suicide Songs is the follow-up to 2013’s acclaimed debut album, The Shadow of Heaven (which was released in the U.S. in 2014). It’s due out January 29 via Bella Union. Below you can listen to the lengthily titled first single, “You Look Like a Sad Painting on Both Sides of the Sky.” More

Jul 24, 2014 By Scott Dransfield

Manchester act MONEY has released the new music video for the song “The Shadow of Heaven.” Directed by Liam Healey, it marries an old-school visual aesthetic with an intimate look at the city and its citizens, and it’s a perfect backdrop for MONEY’s gentle-yet-grandiose sound. More

May 30, 2014 By Mike Hilleary

Fresh off the release of their debut LP Shadow of Heaven breakthrough UK quartet MONEY have announced plans for U.S. tour. More

May 23, 2014 By Laura Studarus and Mark Redfern

Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of the June/July issue, which is on newsstands now. It features Future Islands on the cover as well as interviews with Slow Club, Lykke Li, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, The Horrors, Slowdive, The War on Drugs vs. Sharon Van Etten, First Aid Kit, James McAvoy, John Slattery, tUnE-yArDs, and more. More

Apr 24, 2014 By Laura Studarus

Dark/theatrical/pop outfit MONEY will release their debut album The Shadow of Heaven on May 6 via Bella Union. More

Jul 23, 2014 By Paul Bridgewater

Most bands retain the stamp of their home towns and cities, but Brits MONEY came together as usurpers in their adopted Manchester, the uniquely creative environment that gave us The Smiths, Joy Division, and Factory Records. Decamping to the north of England in his late teens, London-born vocalist and frontman Jamie Lee credits the city with indelibly shaping the sound and identity of the Bella Union-signed band. More