Titus Andronicus
The Airing Of Grievances

I have a very specific picture in my head of Patrick Stickles, one that is reinforced every single time I listen to The Airing Of Grievances: he is i...

Having signed with XL back in October, Titus Andronicus (who lifts its name from one of the Bard’s most obscenely violent plays, and who originally re...

In recent years, the state of New Jersey has become almost synonymous with stiff-collared Ivy League indie-pop, from the white-boy afrobeat of Vampire...

Maybe it’s unwarranted prejudice, but from a band named after an early Shakespearean tragedy I expect the following: pomposity, pretension, overwrough...

Don't be fooled. Titus aren't a hyper-cerebral exercise in back-slapping, aren't-we-gloriously-educated-enough-to-notice-all-the-literary-references, ...

This debut from the New Jersey punks could have the same impact on the indie scene as Arcade Fire's first album. With a shout of "Fuck you!", it crash...

Not since the Replacements raised a pint glass in the name of punk has a gang of hood rats so rousingly resurrected the legend of the American bar ba...

This is probably what you?d expect from a band named after a bloody Shakespearean tragedy; dark, untamed and bleak. Yet The Airing of Grievances is an...

They come from Springsteen country and burn with a similar passion for life in all its raw hope and blunt frustration On the first or second listen to...

The Airing Of Grievances launches into the rousing ‘us versus the world’ anthem Fear And Loathing In Mahwah, NJ with a chorus of “FUCK YOU!” Frontman ...