Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Phantogram’s Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter have a specific vision for their music. What it is in particular hard to say, but virtually everything the duo has ...

It is the nature of music composed with machines and technology to possess similar sounds, similar to the that way manufactured goods are all identical. Thus, in digital genres like electronic, it is ...

The so-called “sophomore slump” is something most artists aim to avoid but somehow manage to hit with precision. Not so with Phantogram. The New York-based duo, whose songs blend deep and defined ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... After a productive 2013 that included a self-titled EP, a long tour and a track on the “Catching Fire” soundtrack, Phantogram has announced the new album ...

Phantogram doesn’t like to rush things. Aside from releasing two EPs, the indie rock duo has stayed relatively quiet during the four years since “Eyelid Movies,” their last full-length album. Instead ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. “We didn’t even have an audience at first. We were just trying to make music that we ...

Phantogram has already given us a few tastes of its latest LP, prior to its release. Not long ago, the upstate New York duo released the sad and beautiful slow-burner, “Bill Murray.” At the time, ...

Whenever a group like Phantogram breaks through, the mainstream becomes a slightly more tolerable place. And it’s heartening to see that they’ve been able to make the dreaded jump to the majors ...

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If you’re the kind of person who never wakes up on the wrong side of the bed, Phantogram’s new album “Voices” probably is not your record. If you’re often confused about which side of the bed is the ...

Operate within circles of music nerds for long enough, and conversations tend to repeat. One of those endless discussions is the band or artist with the very best back-to-back records – the immortal ...