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Liars’ new Sisterworld b-side “Pleasure is Boss” (via the new “Overachievers” single) doesn’t really compliment a perfect SoCal Friday afternoon (which is ironic, as I believe this was recorded in the band’s Los Angeles studio along with the rest of the record), but I know its chaotic and dismal somewhere. The rumbling bass-heavy track is [...]

After a string of sold out shows and SXSW appearances, Liars have added on more tour dates to their schedule for July, including a stop at Pitchfork’s Music Festival in Chicago. The band are supporting their latest release, Sisterworld, a brilliant and twisted record about the ‘crippling habit of positivity,’ the underworlds of Los Angeles, [...]

Mm. As Beck’s Record Club (feat. Liars, St. Vincent, and Os Mutantes) makes it’s way through INXS’s Kick, let us stop to pay special attention to this creamy rendition of “Devil Inside.”

Above, Beck’s Record Club re-interprets “Guns in the Sky,” the lead-off track from INXS’s Kick, with St. Vincent, Liars, and Os Mutantes. It sounds like Beck, St. Vincent, Liars, and Os Mutantes covering INXS’s “Guns in the Sky.” TwentyFourBit found this on St. Vincent’s Twitter, as it’s not yet been added to Beck’s official Record [...]

Liars’ 5th LP, Sisterworld, is going to be prettyinteresting/veryawesome if the rest of it is anything like the first single, “Scissors.” The video for the track premiered today on Wired‘s Underwire, and it’s the kind of f*cked we’ve come to expect from the NYC band. Watch Liars get attacked by rocks, above. It’s cool. Sisterworld [...]

I have a pretty high threshold for weirdness. Only a few bands in recent years have really tested that, and Liars are one of them. They photoshopped themselves having sex with each other on an album cover. The sometimes disturbing sounds of their experimental post-everything is ever-changing, but always interesting. Their latest track, “Scissors” is [...]

Radiohead officially announced that the experimental indie-rock band, Liars, will be the opener of the first leg of their North American tour. The bands 2007 self titled album was released to critical acclaim, and their track “Freak Out” was named as one of Rolling Stone’s Best songs of 2007 (up on their ‘space).