The Twin Peaks dudes have dropped a new music video for their song “Wanted You,” off 2016’s fantastic album, Down In Heaven. The Chicago group got Ezra Ewen to direct the visual, collecting a series of events and bringing them together as one to convey a particular mood that pairs well […]
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POD favorites Twin Peaks have shared the plans for their next release, a live double LP they’re calling Urbs in Horto. The project collects sounds recorded at their shows at Metro and Thalia Hall in their hometown of Chicago last December. Urbs in Horto will be released digitally on 3/31, and
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Twin Peaks and Hinds have shared the news of what they’ve got in store for 2017: both bands are announcing a co-headline tour, for what may very well be the raddest tour this year! The Chicago boys and the Spanish group took advantage of the news of their joint inclusion in this
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It’s that time of year again during which we summarize the best music we heard over the last 12 months. Because Pursuit of Dopeness is composed of an eclectic mix of individuals, this is just one in a series of posts for 2016’s Dopest, so keep an eye
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This presidential election can be one of the most important elections that our generation can be a part of and we all need to let our voice be heard. Earlier today, Chance and Social Works announced that there will be a block party/rally/concert/parade on the top of the
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Twin Peaks have unleashed their new visuals for Down In Heaven highlight, “Holding Roses.” The animated video was made with the help of fellow Chicagoan and longtime friend and collaborator, Goons. The trippy clip follows a sequence of best-of moments that reference real events and moments in the band’s life. Goons
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The latest update from the Pitchfork YouTube channel includes some footage from one of our favorite performers of the festival, Twin Peaks. The clips you can now watch from their set are for live renditions of “Keep It Together” (led by Colin Croom) and a dope version of “Holding
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Pitchfork Music Festival took place over the weekend and it was another fine edition of the annual fest. We saw all the dope sets on our checklist, and then we added some more to round out the whole experience. Needless to say, all three days played out like
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Pitchfork Fest 2016 has kicked off with plenty of great sets throughout the day. On Day 1 we saw sets from local favorites Twin Peaks and Mick Jenkins, plus Broken Social Scene, Shamir, and Beach House. Check out the pics from Day 1 in our gallery below.
We’re just days away from the 2016 edition of Pitchfork Music Festival and with that comes the debate of who to see during the weekend for a prime musical experience. The POD team will be present at the fest so we’ve had to wrack our brains to choose
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The Twin Peaks dudes continue on their path towards Rock & Roll stardom and last time they gave late night TV a great look into what they’re all about during an appearance on Conan. The Chicago outfit and long-time POD faves hit the stage to play “Walk To The One
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The 2016 Pitchfork Music Festival will be taking place this forthcoming Friday, July 15 to Sunday, July 17 at Chicago’s Union Park. We’re a month away from the festivities and to gear up today we’ve received this year’s schedule. Three-day passes are still available for $165 and single day passes
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