Animal Collective news

Animal Collective 's Brian Weitz (aka Geologist) spoke with Zane Lowe on BBC Radio 1 last night to discuss the band's newly announced album Centipede Hz . Lovers of early Animal Collective, rejoice: Weitz said the band has moved away from Merriweather Post Pavilion 's sound and "back to our roots." The band members all moved back to the Baltimore area to record together. Weitz said, "We got a ...

Electro pioneers say they're going 'to back to their roots' on 'Centipede Hz'

Baltimore experimentalists will release their 10th studio LP in September

The band will release Centipede Hz on September 3...

We welcome our new arthropod overlords. Animal Collective has announced they will be releasing a new album titled Centipede Hz on September 4 via Domino. The follow-up to 2009's

This isn't as surprising as it is intriguing or exciting: Animal Collective, the experimental Brooklyn, N.Y.-via-Baltimore avant-pop group, will release its next album, "Centipede Hz" on Sept. 4 via Domino Records.

The Baltimorean collective is back with album number nine - 'Centipede Hz'.

Photo by Francis Chung Update: Domino have now announced the album's tracklist, which you can read below. On Animal Collective 's website , there's the below video that announces that the band's follow-up to 2009's Merriweather Post Pavilion is called Centipede Hz and will be out in September on Domino . The video also offers a list of words and phrases that may or may not make up the tracklist ...

"Honeycomb" and "Gotham," from the psychedelic pop band, are available now.

Animal Collective have a habit of oscillating between sweetly melodic accessibility and pull-up-the-drawbridges experimentation. One moment the Baltimore-born art-pop outfit might put out a widely hailed touchstone like

Animal Collective is giving fans a sneak peak into its forthcoming album, the highly-anticipated follow-up to the experimental pop group’s 2009 success, “Meriweather Post Pavilion.” The group released two new tracks, “Honeycomb,” and “Gotham” from the new disc on its website Sunday night. Read full article >>