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The Mountain Goats: Perform "Psalms 40:2," Discuss Suicidal Mountain Goats On Colbert

submitted by Nick Oct 7th 2009 04:01 pm (stereogum.com)

The Mountain Goats' Heretic Pride/Satanic Messiah followup The Life Of The World To Come came out yesterday. So far we've listened to the downcast, homeless nostalgia of "Genesis 3:23" and the totally devastating "Matthew 25:21." Out there spreading more verses, John Darnielle just performed the more upbeat, apocalyptic "Psalms 40:2" on The Colbert Report. (The accompanying Bible passage: "He lifted me out of the slimy pit, / out of the mud and mire; / he set my feet on a rock / and gave me a firm place to stand.") JD also sat down to discuss the "cheerful desolation" of his lyricism and why mountain goats are the coolest animals.Continue reading The Mountain Goats Perform "Psalms 40:2," Discuss Suicidal Mountain Goats On Colbert...

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The Mountain Goats: – “Cry For Judas” Video

submitted by Nick Oct 9th 2012 06:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Here’s the Mountain Goats’ new video for “Cry For Judas,” an emotional, striking tour through youthful curiosity, sin and pain. Also, the star of it is arguably a mouse running through a maze. Needless to say, there’s a lot to process here. Watch it below. Transcendental Youth is out now on Merge...

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The Mountain Goats: Stream The Transcendental Youth

submitted by Nick Sep 24th 2012 03:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Next week, the Mountain Goats drop their new album Transcendental Youth, though god knows we probably won’t untangle all the lyrical tangles until long, long after that. Mountain Goats albums, after all, are like that. But now we can get a head start on it. We’ve already heard early song “Cry For Judas,” b...

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The Mountain Goats: Turntable Interview: The

submitted by Nick Aug 24th 2012 01:00 pm (stereogum.com)

The Mountain Goats are just about to release Transcendental Youth, which is their 14th studio album. In support of their album the group, comprised of John Darnielle, drummer Jon Wurster and bassist Peter Hughes, is about to set out on another nationwide tour. But before they leave, the band’s charismatic frontman Darnielle (above, center) met...

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The Mountain Goats: Cover “Little Boxes”

submitted by Nick Jul 31st 2012 03:00 pm (stereogum.com)

I gave up on Showtime’s mom-dealing-pot dramedy Weeds years ago, during the scene where Snoop Dogg showed up and started rapping about “milf weed.” The world, however, apparently didn’t. The show is now in its eighth and final season, and it’s resurrected its old gimmick in which various differen...

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The Mountain Goats: – “Cry For Judas”

submitted by Nick Jul 25th 2012 03:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Earlier this month, we learned that the Mountain Goats have a new album called Transcendental Youth coming out in the fall. And today, the first track from the LP hits the internet. It’s called “Cry For Judas,” and it’s an expansively bouncy tune that, as promised, makes prominent use of a horn section, wh...

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