Those Darlins will be taking an indefinite hiatus effective after our final tour in January. "We're here to deliver some unfortunate news. On 9 December 2015, the band announced, via its Facebook page, that it was going on hiatus. SPIN called Blur the Line "tough and seductive" while Blurt said that "songwriting/arranging this masterful elevates Blur the Line to modern-classic status". Soon after, Paste magazine announced that band's third album, Blur the Line, would be released on 1 October, and shared videos for the first two singles, "Oh God" and "Optimist". The band took credit for the image but claimed that the controversy it sparked was unintentional. Local Fox News affiliate WZTV ran a story on the banner, which caused controversy among those concerned with the display of the image on a well-trafficked street. Before officially announcing the album, the band hung up a banner of the cover art, which features the nude legs and torsos of the four members of the band, in front of Nashville record store Grimey's New & Preloved Music. In early 2013, Those Darlins returned to the studio to work on their third album, this time recording in their hometown of Nashville with producer Roger Moutenot ( Yo La Tengo, John Cale, JEFF the Brotherhood). She would eventually be replaced by bassist Adrian Barrera, who had toured with the band previously while a member of Gentlemen Jesse & His Men.
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In February 2012, Those Darlins announced that founding member Kelley Anderson would be leaving the band to pursue other musical projects and professional ventures. The band toured alongside Best Coast, Drive-By Truckers and Old 97's in the US and went on their first European Tour in early 2012. In support of the album, the band released music videos for singles "Screws Get Loose" and "Be Your Bro". With these influences, the band's sophomore record Screws Get Loose adopted a more aggressive garage rock sound which Robert Christgau of NPR and Village Voice called "hooky, saucy, punky songwriting in a mood somewhere between Be Your Own Pet and The Donnas, only savvier". The four-piece went into the studio in 2011 to record their follow-up album, again with Jeff Curtin producing, but this time engineered by Ed Rawls, known for his work with garage rock-leaning Atlanta bands such as Black Lips and early Deerhunter.
Screws Get Loose Īfter touring together behind their debut album, the band asked long-time drummer Linwood Regensburg to join the band as an official member and songwriting partner. Dog, The Features, The King Khan & BBQ Show and JEFF the Brotherhood. In support of their self-titled album, the band toured alongside a number of more rock acts, such as Dr. The first single from the album, "Red Light Love", would be used in a national commercial for the Kia Sorento. The album mixes the Appalachian and alt-country sounds they were known for with rockabilly and rock and roll sensibilities. The band entered the studio with Jeff Curtin of Small Black (who had worked previously on Vampire Weekend's self-titled album) to record their debut. Soon after, Dan Auerbach from The Black Keys asked the band to open on his US Solo Tour, further raising the band's profile. They released their first single, "Wild One" in 2008 and received coverage from Pitchfork Media among others. The three adopted the stage name Darlin, a practice that continued until Anderson's departure in 2012.
They began by covering Carter Family songs and employed traditional southern instrumentation, including washboard and clogging, as well as less traditional instruments like the baritone ukulele. Jessi Zazu, Nikki Kvarnes, and Kelley Anderson formed Those Darlins after meeting at the Southern Girls Rock & Roll Camp in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Those Darlins performing in San Diego in 2014
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