John Darnielle’s New Thriller, ‘Devil House,’ Digs into the Uneasy Tensions between Humanity and the Headlines
“Telling any story at all has stakes, you know, whether it’s true or not.”
Twenty Triangle Releases That Made This Long Year Better
From Afrofuturist children’s music to queer outlaw country, wispy electro-pop heartbreak to joyous beats about Black love: These local releases kept us anchored.
“No Children” by the Mountain Goats Finds a Surprising New Audience: Gen Z TikTokers
The 2002 song, by the way, is an extremely dark ballad about divorce.
John Darnielle Announces Spooky Third Novel, ‘Devil House’
The latest book by The Mountain Goats’s frontleader is due out in January.
600 Songs In, the Mountain Goats Are No Broken Record
‘Dark in Here’ finds the Goats revisiting old themes with a fresh voice.
The Mountain Goats’ 19th Album Probes the Unknowable Expanse
“Getting Into Knives” feels like John Darnielle’s fully-realized vision.
Watch the Bobblehead Mountain Goats Sing “Get Famous”
It’s the first music video from John Darnielle’s famed indie band in five years.
More The Mountain Goats Coverage
The Mountain Goats Announce New Album and Share Single “As Many Candles as Possible”
The Mountain Goats are getting into knives.
Triangle First: The Mountain Goats’ Matt Douglas Steps to the Front on “Black Smokestack”
The song comes from Douglas’s forthcoming “En Masse” EP, where a warm bath of indie rock vestiges and hushed, sweeping electronic vistas converge into vivid forms.
Surprise-ish! It’s a New Tape by The Mountain Goats.
The coronavirus shutdown sent John Darnielle back to his elemental early way of working, recording songs about pagans on a half-broken boombox.
The Stream Warriors: Local Artists to Watch During the Coronavirus Shutdown, Part 3
As artists flood the internet, we’re documenting the new performance archive emerging before our eyes. This edition’s headliner: a new song by The Mountain Goats.
What’s John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats Doing at 4:00 P.M. Today?
Darnielle tweeted that he had “a small something” for us this afternoon. Plus, Hiss Golden Messenger has a surprise; Pinhook and Northstar announce What-the-Hell-a-Thon.
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