men i trust

In advance of her fall European tour with Men I Trust, Montreal's Tess Roby shares the video for the dreamy opening track from her beautiful debut LP Beacon, one of our favorite records of 2018. Directed by Tess Roby & Hugo Bernier. Beacon is out now on Italians Do It Better...

I was unfamiliar with Hartford, Connecticut's Chris Bugnacki -- aka Pearl Sugar -- before seeing him open for Men I Trust on their recent U.S. tour, but I was instantly charmed by his oddly moving confessional synth-pop, which was funny, sad, irreverent, and kind of intensely emotional all at once...

Photos shot by Patrick Waites at the Mohawk in Austin, TX on Polaroid Originals instant film:

Featuring Sudan Archives, Men I Trust, Helena Deland, Anemone, Barrie, True Blue + more. All photos by Patrick Waites:

Happy to squad up with Winspear for this sick unofficial day party on Tuesday, March 13th at Cheer Up Charlies. Free / no badges. Get acquainted with the lineup below:

Montreal's Men I Trust share their first new song of 2018, with the tender, super dreamy slow jam (with a particularly swanky and evocative bass line), "Show Me How." Video shot + directed by the band. Watch below, and catch Men I Trust live down in Austin at the official GvsB 2018 SXSW showcase on Friday, March 16th.

The official Gorilla vs. Bear x SXSW 2018 showcase goes down on Friday night, March 16th, at Seven Grand in downtown Austin. Featuring the best official SXSW showcase lineup I've ever seen in my life, starring: Hinds, Faye Webster, Men I Trust, Helena Deland, Sun June, Hater, and Forever...

Merry Christmas from Montreal's Men I Trust: the group just released a new record on bandcamp featuring some of their beautiful live recordings, including a dreamy version of our favorite song of the year, and they'll be adding more live versions of their tracks to the album as they record them. Stream 4 ever live below + pay what you'd like for it here:

Montreal group Men I Trust's most recent single "Tailwhip" is a perfect song, a stylishly understated indie-dance-pop track with an irresistibly velvety groove, a magical, infectious melody, and poignant, casually profound lyrics that are impossible to shake ("this country dog won't die in the city")...