Nurses
Apples Acre

Being appointed as the newest rickety sensation isn't all plain sailing, though. Nurses' die had been cast before they've even thrown it; they're the ...

Portland, Oregon’s Nurses have here produced one of those slowly affecting debut albums which appears little to celebrate first time of asking, ...

There’s something quite romantic (clichéd as it may be) in the image of musicians wandering the highways of the USA in search of somewhere to settle t...

Aaron Chapman and John Bowers are the duo that make up Nurses, and on their debut, Apple’s Acre, just try and pin their sound down. You can pick...

For all the talk of contemporary disengagement from music—you know, how our MP3s lack the grounding context of a physical record, because no lon...

It was obvious from the beginning that the eccentrics of Nurses could not be merely confined to wax.For a start, they’re tellingly signed to Dead Ocea...

Over the past couple of years, Skinny readers might have picked up on an ever-so-slight admiration for New York’s Yeasayer and Baltimore’s Animal Coll...

Aaron Chapman and John Bowers, friends since middle school, have moved from Idaho to California to Chicago to (finally) Portland, Oregon, and they've ...

Find yourself a versatile keyboard with more effects than you'll ever need and a rack full of percussion instruments, and you don't really need any ex...

Keeping mostly to the safe end of the psychedelic spectrum, Nurses make odd music that feels oddly conventional. Their new record, Apple’s Acre,...