still corners

Turns out this makes an even sweeter roller-skating jam than we thought it would. Still Corners' excellent new album Strange Pleasures is out next month on Sub Pop. mp3:

Another dreamy, widescreen pop gem from Still Corners, taken from the London group's forthcoming record Strange Pleasures, out in May on Sub Pop. Download it, and the b-side from the band's stellar Fireflies 7", below:

Here's the sweeping, romantic new single from London's Still Corners, taken from the band's forthcoming European tour-only 7" single. "Fireflies," which gives off some starry-eyed, cinematic '80s prom slow-dance vibes, can be had in physical form at any of Still Corners' shows in October + November (and if there are any left, here). Download below, and check those dates after the j

Beautiful home nature footage (cameos by a bear, some deer, a waterfall) is juxtaposed with swirling, gauzy images of the band in this appropriately dreamy clip for Still Corners' cinematic “Into the Trees," directed by Ollie Murray. The song is taken from the group's debut LP Creatures of an Hour, out now on Sub Pop...

London's Still Corners sent over this dreamily bittersweet, reverb-soaked new cover of Rogue Wave's "Eyes," a song they've been mixing into their recent live sets (the original version of which you might have heard a few hundred times lately on this)...

We posted the gorgeous, hazy video for one of the tracks from Still Corners' new double a-side 7" single last week, now here's the dreamy/slightly sinister Twin Peaks-y flip side: mp3: The Don't Fall In Love/Wish 7" is out tomorrow via the Great Pop Supplement...

Here are some lovely new visuals from London's Still Corners, for their all-too-fleeting daydream "Wish," a beautifully hazy gem which only reinforces those breathless Beach House/Julee Cruise comparisons. "Wish" appears on the group's limited new double A-side 7", out August 20 on The Great Pop Supplement...

"Endless Summer" is a gorgeous, swirling new dream-gaze gem from Still Corners, in the same vein as (if a bit brighter than) their fellow "Just Like Honey"-worshipping young Londoners Trailer Trash Tracys. The other new material at the group's myspace sounds extremely promising as well; look for a new 7" single next month on the Great Pop Supplement: mp3: