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When Sam Beam visited Conan as the show's musical guest last night, he brought plenty of help with him. In this case, Beam's Iron And Wine project was a total mob: A string quartet, a trio of…   Read Story »
In support of their latest album Ghost on Ghost, Iron & Wine played Late Night With Jimmy Fallon last night. Check out the band's performance of “Grace for Saints and Ramblers” below.   Read Story »
According to director Hayley Morris, she made her video for "Joy," a delicate song from Iron And Wine's new album Ghost On Ghost, by "projecting hand-painted water color animations into stop-motion…   Read Story »
Sam Beam's built the name of his Iron And Wine project through earnest, unadorned folk-rock. But the first two track we've heard from his new album Ghost On Ghost, "Lovers' Revolution" and "Grace For…   Read Story »
Iron And Wine have a new album called Ghost On Ghost coming out soon, and the two songs we've heard from it, "Lovers' Revolution" and "Grace For Saints And Ramblers," are both loose and jazzy things,…   Read Story »
Sam Beam's Iron And Wine will release a new album called Ghost On Ghost, and we've already heard the curiously jazzy first single "Lovers' Revolution," as well as live versions of a couple of other…   Read Story »
Last month, Sam Beam, bka Iron & Wine, announced a spring album Ghost On Ghost. With it came "Lovers' Revolution," which Tom described as "closer to jazz-fusion than [he] ever imagined" he'd hear…   Read Story »
Sam Beam's breathy, easygoing indie-folk standouts Iron & Wine are back this spring with a new album called Ghost On Ghost, the follow-up to 2011's Kiss Each Other Clean. They recorded the new album…   Read Story »
After kicking off their Circuital tour with a performance at KCRW and a brief stint with New Multitudes, Jim James and My Morning Jacket have hit the road again as it was the second of three nights…   Read Story »
Not that many people released music videos in the first week of the year, though I can't quite figure out why. The world is back at work, it's cold outside, and we need flashy images to occupy our…   Read Story »