Post-punk revival releases, week 36

This week in post-punk revival, Interpol unveil their new album 'This Mirror Weighs A Ton', while Fat Dog introduce the single 'Call It What You Want' and announce their debut Australian tour. The Hives re-release a previously overlooked single, gaining unexpected attention, and Laurie Vincent launches her project Big Truck, reflecting on youthful identity. Stella Lefty draws inspiration from The Chicks in 'Summer You Were Mine', and Mystery Jets discuss hope in their latest interview. The genre continues to evolve through personal reflection and reinvention.

1. 01

   Interpol

   Interpol announce album 'This Mirror Weighs A Ton'

   Sep 2 · 6 outlets

2. 02

   Fat Dog

   Fat Dog unveil new single 'Call It What You Want' and announce debut Australian tour

   Sep 4 · 4 outlets

3. 03

   STELLA LEFTY, The Chicks, Interpol

   Stella Lefty references The Chicks in new song 'Summer You Were Mine'

   Aug 31 · 3 outlets

4. 04

   The Hives, ZZ Top

   "The producer didn’t like the song. He thought it was boring trite rock – like a Swedish ZZ Top or something." How The Hives re-released a two-year-old single and became overnight stars

   Sep 5 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Fat Dog, Amyl and the Sniffers

   Les 5 claques indé #88 avec Fat dog, Amyl and The Sniffers et Mascara Rocks

   Sep 5 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   Molotov, The Hives, Miky Huidobro

   The Hives Announce Live in Querétaro EP Featuring Molotov’s Miky Huidobro

   Sep 3 · 1 outlet

7. 07

   SOFT PLAY, Big Truck, Laurie Vincent

   Laurie Vincent launches Big Truck: “In Soft Play it feels like I’m cosplaying my 18-year-old self – this sounds like the person I know”

   Sep 3 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   Mystery Jets

   “Let’s Try And Reach For Hope!” Mystery Jets Interviewed

   Sep 3 · 1 outlet

9. 09

   Arcade Fire

   Arcade Fire : comment un deuil partagé a donné naissance à l'album "Funeral"

   Sep 2 · 1 outlet

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