Showing All "Tennis" Posts
Feb 14th 1 Comment
Intrigue on the mountain for Tennis' clip for Young And Old standout "Origins," where a gunman on skis wreaks havoc. Though it looks like old footage, it's really just murked-up-like-crazy new…   Read Story »
Feb 7th 2 Comments
Denver indie-pop crew Tennis are about to release their new album Young & Old out into the world. Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney produced the album. We've already posted a bunch of the songs:…   Read Story »
Jan 26th 10 Comments
Of all the Area Codes we've done so far, Denver is the biggest city, so it's probably not a surprise that it has one of the richer histories of anything in the series. Before the jam band craze of…   Read Story »
Jan 26th 4 Comments
Young & Old, the new album from the nautically-inclined Denver indie-poppers Tennis, is coming soon, and we've already posted new joints "Origins" and "Deep In The Woods," as well as audio from a…   Read Story »
Jan 20th Comment
Right now, for reasons that presumably have little to do with independent film distribution, Denver indie-poppers Tennis are in Park City, Utah at the Sundance Film Festival. The band has a new album…   Read Story »
Dec 15th, 2011 Comment
Lately, Tennis have been revving up with songs like "Origins" and "Deep In The Woods" as the Denver group preps for next year's sophomore effort Young And Old, and today they dove back into their…   Read Story »
Dec 6th, 2011 Comment
The video for Tennis' "Deep In The Woods," the B-side for the the Patrick Carney-produced "Origins" single, teems with a violent undercurrent that seems to be the go-to move for other similarly-retro…   Read Story »
Nov 9th, 2011 5 Comments
In a recent Progress Report, Denver indie pop duo Tennis told Stereogum about recording with the Black Keys' Patrick Carney, and today a single from that partnership, "Origins," surfaced. Stream the…   Read Story »
Oct 21st, 2011 2 Comments
Name: Tennis
Progress Report: Husband and wife duo turned trio put the finishing touches on their Cape Dory follow up.
Cape Dory -- the debut album from Denver-based duo Tennis -- was one of…   Read Story »
Oct 12th, 2011 6 Comments
It's been a minute since we've heard from Denver vintage pop duo Tennis, but today they're back with a cover of The Zombies' "Tell Her No" as well as an announcement for an upcoming release. Tennis,…   Read Story »
































