Read Mark Richardson’s Best New Music review of My Bloody Valentine’s mbv.
"With this record, people who like us will immediately connect with something. Based on the very, very few people who’ve heard stuff— some engineers, the band, and that’s about it— some people think it’s stranger than Loveless. I don’t. I feel like it really frees us up, and in the bigger picture it’s 100 percent necessary."
— Kevin Shields tells the NME that the new My Bloody Valentine album will come out this year.
(Source: nme.com)
The new edition of “Pitchfork Weekly” features a live performance from Laurel Halo, Kevin Shields talking about about My Bloody Valentine’s new reissues, and more.
Here’s some endearingly grainy video of My Bloody Valentine performing ”Glider” and “When You Sleep” live in London in 1991. It’s one of five MBV YouTube clips we dug up as part of our new news feature, Found Footage.
My Bloody Valentine’s Kevin Shields tells us about the twisty story behind his band’s forthcoming reissues in our latest feature interview. Photo by Steve Double.
"I’ve always said that we were going to make a record again. You never know, we might finish it really quickly, and it might be up in a few months! I tend to work really quickly, suddenly, and I might be willing to do that right now. We’ll see!"
— Kevin Shields talks to us about a new My Bloody Valentine album.
My Bloody Valentine are reissuing Loveless— with a previously unreleased version of the record mastered from original analog tapes— on May 7. And that’s not all they’re reissuing…
