Brooklyn Vegan — Grouper releases her new stripped-down, piano-based album Grid of Points this Friday (4/27) via Kranky, and so far two of the seven songs are streaming... Continue reading… more info

Popdose — Grouper’s new LP – Grid of Points, out tomorrow via Kranky – is no Ruins, but its sparse pairing of multifaceted, ghostly voices with borderline-skeletal piano is nonetheless pretty engaging. Working, surprisingly, from a palette that’s more ... more info

Popdose — Grouper’s new LP – Grid of Points, out tomorrow via Kranky – is no Ruins, but its sparse pairing of multifaceted, ghostly voices with borderline-skeletal piano is nonetheless pretty engaging. Working, surprisingly, from a palette that’s more ... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — '...don't forget when you're done listening to take your cell phone and go throw it off of a cliff' -- Liz Harris Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — It's a delicate, minimal song, with nothing more than guitar, voice, and some nice lo-fi atmosphere. Grouper fans, take note. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — The new Grouper album, Grid Of Points, is out at the end of the month, and thank God. "Parking Lot," the first single from the project, was as spectacular as we've come to expect from Liz Harris, and now she's shared a second single that's even bette... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — We are honored to share another devastating song from Grouper's forthcoming LP Grid of Points, out later this month on Kranky. Liz Harris has said that the new album was inspired by "the idea that something is missing or cold", adding, "The inti... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — 2018 has been such a bountiful year for incredible new music from favorites new and old that it's been almost impossible to keep up, but I'm doing my best. In addition to all the posts here on the site, I've been consistently updating ... more info

Consequence of Sound — "Intimate" effort arrives next month via Kranky. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — 'Grid Of Points is a set of songs for piano and voice. I wrote these songs over a week and a half; they stopped abruptly when I was interrupted by a high fever. Though brief, it is complete,' says Liz Harris. Continue reading… more info