Articles about Gossip
By Alex Young on January 16th, 2012
Best Coast, M. Ward, ASAP Rocky, and hundreds more added to the fold.
By Megan Caffery on December 15th, 2010
Indie rock meets electronica. This could get interesting.
By Alex Young on March 4th, 2010
This should help.
By Allison Franks on February 19th, 2010
Beth Ditto and Co. hit the road following Coachella.
By Alex Young on January 21st, 2010
Kate Nash, Beth Orton, Lights, and La Roux too.
By Alex Young on December 4th, 2009
Kasabian, Editors, Bullet For My Valentine, and Rise Against also confirmed.
By Will Hines on August 10th, 2009
Gossip is so many things: controversial, powerful, individual. I wouldn’t classify them as retro, though. As a result, the 80′s-themed video for Music For Men‘s second single, “Love Long Distance”, is absolute genius in its old-school, think-outside-the-box execution. You may know about Beth Ditto’s penchant for vinyl catsuits. As the first drumbeats kick in and the keytar [...]
By Will Hines on July 22nd, 2009
While it might not have been our favorite release of 2009, it’d probably be fair to assume that the material off the Gossip‘s most recent LP, Music for Men, will be captivating on the road. After all, last we checked the supercharged Beth Ditto is still in the band! So, it comes as awesome news [...]
By Jason Petros on July 8th, 2009
Gossip’s first major label studio album, Music for Men, is a beverage made with natural sugar, lacking the sickening sweetness of other propulsive dance friendly music; but still containing the familiar, and expected, carbonated sting. Produced by bearded wizard, Rick Rubin, the album is sparser than most dance records, leaving more than enough room for [...]
By Allison Franks on June 19th, 2009
After creating almost a decade’s worth of killer music, the garage rock/queercore/dance rock threesome known as Gossip has finally signed with a major music label (Columbia Records) for its new record, Music For Men. Filled with fast-paced dance numbers, raucous guitar riffs and front-woman Beth Ditto’s signature howl, the rip-roaring tunes of the 12-track effort [...]