Youthful London-based post-rock octet take a kintsugi approach to songcraft on their second album, with a little help from ...

Caroline 2 is an Eton mess in album form. At one point this could’ve been a glorious meringue that would let loose a swirl of violins and twinkling guitars at the slightest crack. Instead, the pieces ...

When we speak, Polachek is still playing around with her Brits beauty, but she knows she ... O2 arena sashay to ensure she looks the part. Caroline Polachek is a perfectionist, but she’s ...

Caroline Polachek may be a first-name ... He was dealing with medieval imagery in Sleeping Beauty, these stories set in ancient times, but at the same time trying to give these Disney films ...

They also released first single “Tell Me I Never Knew That” featuring Caroline Polachek. As for how the collaboration came together (besides the obvious), Caroline explained in a statement ...

The band's finger-plucked guitar and string work create a serene soundscape for Polachek's vocals to weave through and layer atop like a soft breeze. caroline (the band) join in with their own ...

Caroline Polachek is a performer who feeds off contrasts ... When we speak, Polachek is still playing around with her Brits beauty, but she knows she’ll have her freshly dyed black hair down for a ...

Caroline Polachek is welcoming fans to her island ... It's ultimately about immortality, the idea of someone's legacy and all the beauty they've created in the world being protected, cherished ...

Leading the eight-piece’s return is the lead single “Tell Me I Never Knew That,” which boasts a feature from Caroline Polachek, the American pop star, for a meeting of the Caroline minds.

Taking place during Grammy week at Beauty & Essex in Hollywood, the awards dinner will honor Alanis Morissette (Luminary Award), Corinne Bailey Rae (Harmonizer Award), Caroline Polachek (Golden ...

The first single off the album is “Tell me I never knew that” which features Caroline Polachek. The band say: “We used to call this one ‘Backstreet boys’ because the opening top line ...