Canadian slacker-rock musician Mac DeMarco is airing his new album online. Following on from 2012′s breakthrough LP, 2, this new effort Salad Days will drop on Captured Tracks next week.
Músico canadense mostra um pouco de como será o novo disco, Salad Days, que é previsto para chegar às lojas em 2014. A faixa-título mostra que ele seguirá por uma sonoridade similar ao álbum 2.
With his new album Salad Days dropping 31 March, Mac’s been a busy dude. And while we think he appreciated us breaking the monotony of the press grind with these silly questions, he seemed a little miffed that we’d woken him up at 11am.
DeMarco’s lovable jackassery has helped make him a kind of brohemian hero, but it’s his talents as a songwriter that have sustained the love. Sometimes sleazy, always sincere, his songs have a kind of slacker-stealth to them…
Salad Days, the upcoming full length album from Mac Demarco, is now available over at Captured Tracks. You can pick it up in the standard edition, which features the album on either black vinyl or cassette tape…
…Mac DeMarco is back today to share the album’s second single. Whereas Salad Days as a whole is a more serious, contemplative affair than his previous releases, “Brother” finds Mac more sincere than we’ve seen him to date.
Mac was born in Duncan, BC, but did most of his growing up in Edmonton, AB. Before any aspirations to become a musician, he was really into computers in his pre-pubescent years — in a big, nerdy way.
…MAC DEMARCO is just about ready to release his second full-length record, titled Salad Days. …the man has aided our impatience on the release’s lead-up by unleashing the album’s second official single, ‘Brother’.
Mac DeMarco will serve up his Salad Days LP on April 1 via Captured Tracks.
Mac DeMarco is a wiseacre dirtbag with a raucous live show, and he’ll probably always be known best as such, but he’s also got a gift for small, personal, slow-dissolve melodies.
Mac DeMarco has shared a second track from his new album, Salad Days, which is due out on April 1st
With his new album due next month, lo-fi crooner Mac DeMarco has unveiled a new single, entitled “Brother”.
His new record Salad Days is out, appropriately, on April Fools’ Day
Today, DeMarco has released “Let My Baby Stay”, along with an accompanying short film directed by Hiro Murai.
After recently announcing his new album Salad Days, Mac DeMarco is back today to share the album’s second single
MAC DEMARCO just unveiled Brother, a beautiful and soothing track which will feature in his long awaited LP Salad Days out April 1rst via Captured Tracks.
The anticipation for Mac DeMarco’s new album, Salad Days, keeps building as he continues to release amazing track after amazing track.
The pace on Mac DeMarco’s new single is so lethargic that there are moments where it almost sounds like a faster song slowed down since it’s hard to imagine one written so intentionally sluggish, like a 45 played on 33 speed.
Mac DeMarco has unveiled “Brother”, the second single off his forthcoming album Salad Days. Similar to the dreamy “Passing Out Pieces”, DeMarco has veered into another slow jam, combining chirpy guitars, slow and steady drumming…
Mac DeMarco, Real Estate, Bill Callahan, Caribou, former Walkmen frontman Hamilton Leithauser and Simian Mobile Disco lead the list of acts announced today (March 4).
Mac DeMarco and his label Captured Tracks are teaming up to release a new 7″ every 6-8 weeks to hardcore fans / “lunatics”, in DeMarco’s words.
Attention Mac DeMarco fans: Captured Tracks has announced The Wonderful World of Mac DeMarco 7″ Club Vol. 1. Every 6-8 weeks, they’ll send subscribers two 7″ records featuring live, rehearsal, and other recordings by Mac…
…Com frases incompletas cheia de kinda’s, like a’s, sorta’s e I don’t know’s, DeMarco falou sobre o último e intenso ano, shows no Brasil, o novo disco, Steely Dan, Jonathan Richman entre outras coisas.
…Mac DeMarco revealed details of his upcoming sophomore album, Salad Days. The follow-up to his 2012, Polaris Music Prize-longlisted 2, will see a release via Captured Tracks on the very appropriate date of April 1.
As previously reported, Odd Future’s Tyler the Creator and Canadian slacker-rocker Mac DeMarco have been working on a secret project together. Now, in a recent interview, Mac has discusses the collaboration.
The clip finds DeMarco performing an easygoing ballad called “Let My Baby Stay” at Portugal locales including a rooftop, a parking garage, outside what appears to be a museum, and on a treadmill at the gym. T
On April 1st, Mac DeMarco returns with his new album, Salad Days. Already we’ve heard a few tracks off the LP, including lead single “Passing Out Pieces” and three others which DeMarco debuted during a recent radio session.
The full lineup was just announced, and it features …Television performing Marquee Moon, Todd Terje, Slint, Warpaint, Cloud Nothings, Mas Ysa, Pional, Speedy Ortiz, St. Vincent, Ty Segall,…
Salad Days, set for release April 1 on Captured Tracks, appears to maintain both the aura and the lyrical thoughtfulness, but with some instrumental dressing separate (or supplementing) the previously forefront guitar.
Written and recorded around a relentless touring schedule, Salad Days gives the listener a very personal insight into what it’s all about to be Mac amidst the craziness of a rising career in a very public format.
