Big Thief is back with a new song called “Incomprehensible,” but the excitement around their sixth studio album is easy to understand. Today, the band announced Double Infinity, their first LP since ...

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Big Thief have announced Double Infinity, the shapeshifting alt-folk trio’s sixth studio album. To follow 2022’s Grammy-nominated Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You, Adrianne Lenker, Buck Meek ...

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Following their fundraising EP earlier this year, Big Thief now has a proper album on the way: Today (June 3), they announced Double Infinity. They’ve also shared the lead single and album opener, the ...

Adrianne Lenker, lead singer of indie folk band Big Thief — which also includes members Buck Meek and James Krivchenia — finds herself “At the bridge of two infinities / What is forming, what is ...

Big Thief have shared “All Night All Day,” the second preview from their sixth studio album, Double Infinity, due on Sept. 5 via 4AD. For the follow-up to 2022’s Grammy-nominated Dragon New Warm ...

On June 3rd, Big Thief officially announced the release of their sixth studio music album. Adrianne Lenker, Buck Meek, and James Krivchenia are soldiering forward without their long-time bass player, ...

Big Thief have done it again. Despite the 2024 departure of their bassist of nine years, Max Oleartchik, the Brooklyn-built indie band’s sixth album sounds like another instant classic. The ...

Big Thief‘s new album Double Infinity is coming soon, so they’ve shared a double single release, consisting of “Grandmother” and “Los Angeles,” following up July’s “All Night All Day.” The first ...

It’s often said that Big Thief functions like a four-headed organism. Gathered at a picnic table in a Brooklyn park, the members of the folk-rock outfit cross limbs and finish each other’s sentences, ...