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Restored in 4K defintion. We kept the beginning in mind while writing Slow Air, just re-playing that scene in our heads over and over. The older samurai falling asleep in a field. The younger sons cutting a few branches of bamboo to shade him from the hot sun and then quietly tip-toeing away to let him sleep. Visually stunning and peaceful. -- Still Corners

Still Corners' dreamy new album Slow Air is officially out tomorrow on the group's own Wrecking Light Records, and today we're psyched to welcome the duo as they take over here on GvsB (you can stay up on all of their posts right here). First up, Tessa + Greg talk about one of our favorite places in the world:

Taken from Still Corners' new album Slow Air, coming in August on the group's own Wrecking Light Records. Video filmed in Arizona and directed by Still Corners:

We're excited to announce the return of one of the dreamiest bands we know, Woodstock, New York-via-London duo Tessa Murray + Greg Hughes, aka Still Corners. Today the group debuts the lovely visuals for the beautifully brooding and sweeping lead single from their forthcoming LP Slow Air, out August 17th on the band's own label Wrecking Light...

Photos from the 8th annual Homegrown Fest in beautiful downtown Dallas, featuring Still Corners, White Denim, Lower Dens, and the triumphant return of Tripping Daisy. Shot on the Impossible Project instant film:

London's Still Corners bring their dreamy, sweeping synth-pop to Dallas' Prophet Bar, tonight in Deep Ellum. The group's beautifully cinematic live show is a must-see for fans of Beach House, Cocteau Twins, Chromatics, and the like. Get familiar with the band's stellar new record Dead Blue below, and purchase tickets here...

As we mentioned over the weekend, Still Corners' gorgeous new record Dead Blue is officially out today on the band's Wrecking Light Records. To mark the release, we're debuting the shadowy psychedelic visuals for the sublime album highlight "Down With Heaven and Hell", one of the record's most ethereal and wistfully dreamy tracks. Video by Still Corners + Leon Dufficy, and starring the g

Dead Blue, the excellent new LP from London synth-pop band and new Texas residents Still Corners, is out this Friday on the group's own label Wrecking Light Records. We've already heard the haunting lead single and opening track "Lost Boys", and now you can stream the record in its entirety via Hypem. Listen below + catch the band live in Dallas next month:

Still Corners return with some fittingly shadowy visuals for "Lost Boys", the pulsing and darkly brooding lead single from their third LP Dead Blue, out September 16 on the now Austin-based UK group's own label Wrecking Light Records:

London dream-pop duo Still Corners unveil their twinkling new single: we've always felt these two would make the ideal house band for an '80s prom (hugest compliment, in my opinion) and the romantically swaying "Horses at Night" elicits the kind of bittersweet yearning that would make it a perfect, vaguely cinematic anthem for a final slow-dance. Edit: Probably not taken from the group'