Liars
Sisterworld

On its last album, Liars, the band shed the convoluted mythology that had guided its previous effort, the drone masterpiece Drum’s Not Dead, in favor ...

When last I reviewed Liars (2007), I described the band, now looking back, as having one foot in the grave. They’d gotten to the point where experimen...

When Liars first appeared on the New York indie scene at thestart of this century/millennium, they were lumped into the burgeoningdance-rock scene, an...

After tearing up the New York post-punk scene in the early 2000s, the Liars reappeared as Berlin electronic experimentalists and L.A. industrial groov...

Sisterworld is the Liars LA album. As with everything Lairs do clichés are inverted and convention force feed shattered glass cocktails. Normally when...

Refusing to be pinned down, Liars pull yet another stylistic fast-one on fans with their fifth studio release, "Sisterworld." The oddball trio's new s...

On its last album, Liars, the band shed the convoluted mythology that had guided its previous effort, the drone masterpiece Drum’s Not Dead, in favor ...

You’ve all absorbed the various hype about Sisterworld by now, and many of you may even own it. I like Liars, and on hearing they had a new album on t...

If Sisterworld is really a concept album about L.A., then I don’t want to go. When these guys turn their eyes on a subject, one thing’s for sure, it ...

Maybe it's the two members with art-school backgrounds, but Liars have a knack for taking clichés to sublime places. Considering that the distance bet...