The Twilight Singers Are Feted in Gorgeous New Box Set
Greg Dulli’s post-Afghan Whigs project, the Twilight Singers, gets a proper encapsulation with a beautiful, limited edition box set.
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Greg Dulli Celebrates the Twilight Singers in New Box Set
Greg Dulli, iconic lead singer of the Afghan Whigs, discusses his other important indie rock group, the Twilight Singers, and their new career-spanning box set.
The Afghan Whigs Pick Up Where They Left Off on ‘How Do You Burn?’
The Afghan Whigs’ How Do You Burn? may take a few spins to resonate, but spooky treasures lie beneath when you take the deep dive.
The 50 Best Albums of 2020 So Far
Even in the coronavirus-shortened record release schedule of 2020, the year has offered a mountainous feast of sublime music. The 50 best albums of 2020 so far are an eclectic and increasingly "woke" bunch.
Greg Dulli Crafts a Nocturnal Solo Debut of Reflective Triumph with ‘Random Desire’
Greg Dulli's Random Desire is striking in its unified exploration of what comes after — years after — a heartbreak. Not a mere collection of 10 songs, it is an album in the classic sense, each track as essential as a chapter in a book or a scene from a movie.
The Afghan Whigs’ Greg Dulli Talks About ‘In Spades’, Prince, and the Critical Beat
Greg Dulli tells PopMatters that "nothing's excluded when it comes time to write a song... I am absolutely omnivorous."
The Afghan Whigs: In Spades
On their second reunion album, the Afghan Whigs craft a layered exploration of the fluid nature of memory and how experiences shape us as individuals.
Mark Lanegan Band: Gargoyle
Cult bard's new LP finds him continuing to deliver hardscrabble tales of dashed romance and yearnings for second chances amid bluesy, dark wave-laden compositions.
The Afghan Whigs – “Lost in the Woods” (video)
The Afghan Whigs release creepily compelling video for "Lost in the Woods" just in time for Halloween.
The Afghan Whigs: Do to the Beast
Greg Dulli, John Curley, and some other guys they're calling the Afghan Whigs channel the rock, soul, and dark undertones of the band's classic work on an excellent quasi-reunion album