The Kills - Little Bastards
There’s more than enough here to hopefully switch a new generation onto the main event.
There’s more than enough here to hopefully switch a new generation onto the main event.
The Kills are back with a newly-compiled rarities collection, looking back on their formative years and all the ‘Little Bastards’ they created along the way.
The biggest and best tracks of the past week, rounded up and reviewed.
The cover was originally recorded in 2009.
The biggest and best tracks of the past week, rounded up and reviewed.
And to celebrate they're sharing the video for unreleased demo track 'Raise Me'.
Album ‘Guy Walks Into A Bar…’ is released in July.
Warpaint, Savages and Wild Beasts also took to the stage.
They performed ‘Hard Habit To Break’ and ‘Echo Home’.
Noname and The Kills also turn in performances on a sunny Sunday in Belgium.
The Belgian festival features headline spots from Arcade Fire, Radiohead and Kings of Leon.
They’ll also be celebrating in Liverpool and Margate in May.
Glass Animals, Bonobo, Nao and more are also off to Germany in July.
They join recently-announced headliners Foo Fighters.
Between tendon transplants, riding the Trans-Siberian Express and inviting chaos into the studio, it's safe to say that The Kills took one hell of a journey to make their fifth album.
Their unique brand of no-holds-barred rock is not one to mellow with age.
Bring Me The Horizon, The Kills and LCD Soundsystem also wow the crowds.
Taking one for the team, fifteen fans were to be inked all in the name of art.
It’s a personal best for May’s cover stars.
And to summarise, it's fucking amazing.
A band confident in their own skin, their identity clearer than ever.
Angular, chilly, and as sparse as the remote landscape that gives this song its name.
Frank Jr. from Friends (!!!) directed the video.
The festival is headlined by The Who, Stereophonics, Faithless and Queen (with Adam Lambert, obvs).