The carrier single “Harmony Hall” then undulates and pulsates next, exuding a Country Soul sensibility. It opens with the bluesy Pastoral Folk “Hold You Now,” featuring on second vocals Danielle Haim of the American band Haim (“Don’t Save Me”).

Titled Father of the Bride, it retains the intelligent and compelling character of its music-sonically catchy yet lyrically and stylistically quirky at the same time. Released on May 3, 2019, on Spring Snow/Columbia Records, Vampire Weekend’s latest, 18-track offering is obviously an ambitious effort. Peter’s Day Festival”), and Beirut (“Scenic World”). (“The Worst Taste in Music”), Ra Ra Riot (“St. With its diverse influences, the band was able to make for itself an easily identifiable niche in the Alternative/Indie music scene-alongside batchmates and aural peers like The Wombats (“Little Miss Pipedream”), Radio Dept. Formed in 2006, in New York, United States, Vampire Weekend shot to Indie popularity with unique songs such as “Mansard Roof,” “Oxford Comma,” and “Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa,” combining Indie Rock with Worldbeat sound-something that does not come around frequently.Ĭurrently comprised by Ezra Koenig (lead vocals, guitar, piano), Chris Tomson (drums, percussion, backing vocals), and Chris Baio (bass, backing vocals), Vampire Weekend has released four studio albums-from 2008’s self-titled debut to the newly unleashed Father of the Bride. Vampire Weekend took six years to follow-up its last album, 2013’s Modern Vampires of the City but the result is worth the wait! The members never lost their grip and edge in the matter of wearing their influences on their sleeves.

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