Los Campesinos!

DrownedInSound — Hello Sadness is obviously more melancholic than anything Los Campesinos! have done so far, but thankfully far from being melodramatic. To end in a football analogy, now an LC staple: it’s a solid performance, by far their most coherent yet, but mi... more info

Gigwise — Currently on stateside tour before heading to Japan... more info

DrownedInSound — A brand new video from Los Campesinos! Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Brooklyn Vegan — By Bill Pearis DOWNLOAD: Heavy Times - Future City (MP3) DOWNLOAD: Brain Idea - Oh I'm Free (MP3) DOWNLOAD: Los Campesinos! - By Your Hand (MP3) DOWNLOAD: The Strange Boys - Me and You(MP3) Noel Gallagher I'm heading to the M for Montreal festiva... more info

KEXP Seattle — This week’s list of new releases is full of older and newer favorites. Among those in our heavy rotation is Welsh band Los Campesinos!‘s fourth album, perhaps their most accomplished to date, and which our Music Director, Don Yates, calls “a we... more info

Altsounds — Hello Sadness is the fourth studio album from Los Campesinos!, recorded earlier this year in Girona, Spain. Hello Sadness is ten songs of love, loss and heartbreak nail-gunned to a back- drop of broken, tangled bodies, creeping, dead-eyed animal... more info

Gigwise — Cardiff group show their sadistic sides in crazy new clip... more info

Chorus.fm — Hit the replies to watch the new video from *Los Campesinos!* (http://www.loscampesinos.com) for the title track of their new album. Hello Sadness is released this week. more info

Stereogum — In the video for the new Los Campesinos! video “Hello Sadness,” a mob of hooded art-school terrorists kidnap the members of the band, forcing them to do mundane tasks like trimming their beards and eating spaghetti. It doesn’t make a whole lot ... more info

Guardian Music — (Wichita)Written while reeling from the scorpion sting of heartbreak, Gareth Campesinos' lyrics to his band's fourth album are navel-gazing in the extreme. The Black Bird, The Dark Slope transmutes his sense of despair into the figure of a crow that... more info