Guardian Music — Throat singing is a traditional game among Inuit women. Taqralik Partridge and Nina Segalowitz explain it here in its interlocking styleTaqralik Partridge: Throat singing is a traditional Inuit game, usually played by women. The songs or sounds are ... more info

DrownedInSound — With their newest album False Priest on the way, of Montreal have revealed that there's another release in the pipeline already, an EP. It already has a title, too, and it's called The Controller Sphere and is apparently the final part in the trilogy... more info

The Culture Of Me — Going from the streets of California to the electro scene of Montreal for this short film, streetwear fashion label Orisue enlisted the help of the team at the Web site What’s Really Good? and some up-and-coming electronic producers and DJ’s (Lun... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Of course of Montreal’s new music video for “Coquet Coquette” features the band trying to conquer people on a beach. Of course there are cannibals who eat people and have a pale dude who humps corpses. In of Montreal’s bizzaro-world, this mak... more info

Altsounds — *of Montreal* are pleased to announce the *debut of their new video, 'Coquet Coquette',* the lead single from 'False Priest'. The clip was directed by *Jason Miller* of Eikon Productions and features of Montreal and friends on a deserted beach, a... more info

The Quietus — See 'Coquet Coquette' here more info

DrownedInSound — We've still got oooooh just about a month or so to wait before of Montreal's new record comes out, properly like. I think it may have already leaked, but that's a leak with total shit quality recordings, so stay well clear of it. You will have most... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — In the new of Montreal video for "Coquet Coquette", a shirtless Kevin Barnes and his crew play barbarian conquerors trying to invade a deserted island. But there are some other barbarian conquerors-- not to mention flesh-eating, face-painted, corps... more info

Stereogum — “Mythical” and “cynical,” an operative rhyme from “Coquet Coquette” and a word-pairing that colors this gray-toned beachfront dress-up set piece Jason Miller-directed as the first video from of Montreal’s False Priest (presently under d... more info

Stereogum — If you followed of Montreal down their Hissing Fauna/Skeletal Lamping rabbit holes, you’ll be prepared for their Jon Brion-produced soul-and-R&B-influenced (aka Parliament-nodding) 10th album False Priest. You get the ambitious post-’90s oM pasti... more info