Foals
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Oxford’s Foals arrived at the tail end of the dance-rock soirée with 2008’s Antidotes, a simply okay record that nevertheless garnered lots of attenti...

Foals' hit debut, Antidotes was best characterized by a marked, hybridized method of indie, math and dance-punk styles. It was enlivening, anthemic an...

After resounding performances at Reading and Leeds and a debut album that was received as well as a long lost child to a mothers arms, Foals have take...

While some claimed the album lacked depth, Foals’ critically-acclaimed debut album Antidotes was a huge success in the global indie scene. Afro-pop in...

Having been let down so many times by promising indie bands that trip up on album number two (cough, cough, the Strokes, Bloc Party), I now approach s...

Foals’s early singles suggested a mathematically precise version of the Rapture with a British drill sergeant on vocals; songs like “Cassius” and “Bal...

In an indie-rock music scene that's arguably overloaded with Brit rock and bands named after animals, one would think that British five-piece Foals (w...

It?s going to take a few spins to appreciate Foals? muse—for the first few plays of their second release, I put it in the increasingly growing categor...

Antidotes in full and, as it turns out, I don’t need to. For all intents and purposes of this review, that 2008 record may as well not exist since I’...

It's like there are two bands fighting to come out on top of Oxford five-piece Foal's sophomore album. The group's self-described "tropical prog" funk...