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submitted by Nick Oct 17th 2008 12:00 am (stereogum.com)
When the Walkmen released their fine fourth album You & Me, musically able employees at the Nashville record store Grimey's New and Preloved Music decided to celebrate by performing Walkmen songs at an in-store. (Three of Grimey's employees are in an actual non-Walkmen cover band, the Privates.) The Walkmen caught wind of the event and, all these weeks later, invited the Privates to open for them at Nashville's the Basement this past Monday (10/13). Taking it a step further, the Privates backed up Hamilton Leithauser on his encore performance of Bows and Arrows track, "Thinking of a Dream I Had." Pretend you were there:
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submitted by Nick May 8th 2012 03:00 pm (stereogum.com)
The latest song to emerge from the Walkmen’s upcoming Heaven is the downtempo, penultimate “We Can’t Be Beat,” a track that puts Hamilton Leithauser up front with minimal accompanying instrumentation. Leithauser then leads the song into a rousing, joyous jangle of a climax. Stream it below. Heaven is out 5...
submitted by Nick May 2nd 2012 02:00 pm (stereogum.com)
In the fall last year, the Walkmen started playing a new song called “Southern Heart,” and now the studio version of the track has surfaced online. To recap, we’ve already heard title track “Heaven” and “Heartbreaker” from the Walkmen’s new one. Head to 27:25 below t...
submitted by Nick Apr 18th 2012 05:00 pm (stereogum.com)
A couple of days ago, we posted “Heaven,” the driving but lovely first single and title track from the new Walkmen album. And now there’s another track from the album floating out there in the ether: “Heartbreaker,” another excellent track done with the sort of old-school panache that nobody mana...
submitted by Nick Apr 16th 2012 05:00 pm (stereogum.com)
In February, our T. Cole Rachel spoke with the Walkmen’s Hamilton Leithauser about their forthcoming, Phil Ek-produced record, which later got a name and a more official announcement. Behold: STEREOGUM: I’m always fascinated by the role the producer plays with bands, how involved it is sometimes and how not involved it is sometimes. ...


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