Decemberists head to the sticks with Hazards of Love art
Given the (unbearable? delightful? unbearably delightful?) new depths of creepiness
mined by "The Rake's Song" last week,
perhaps you thought that the cover of The Decemberists'
upcoming Hazards of Love LP
would also be a wee bit discomfiting. Maybe a little dark, a little sanguine; a few dead babies here, a few unrepentant fathers there. But just like all those folks who never thought a song about infanticide could be totally effing catchy, you are wrong, friend.
Pitchfork — The Hazards of Love, the forthcoming rock opera from Portland drama-nerds the Decemberists, already had a totally ridiculous-looking tracklist, and now it has an album co... more info
Paste Magazine — Given the (unbearable? delightful? unbearably delightful?) new depths of creepiness
mined by "The Rake's Song" last week,
perhaps you thought that the cover of The Dece... more info
Stereogum —
After all those
Always The Bridesmaid
singles collections, the more distorted, heavier, and, yes, slightly Billy Joe Armstrong-esque "The Rake's Song" suggested the De... more info