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Hidden Track: Preoccupations Recalibrated - Listen

Two of the chief creative drivers in the band, Matt Flegel and Scott "Monty" Munro, tell us about the band's genesis, and so much more!

Preoccupations on "New Material" | Under the Radar Magazine

Preoccupations' drummer Mike Wallace once grimaced at the suggestion that the Calgary, Alberta band was part of a new guard in the post-punk/New Wave sound.

Post-punk band Preoccupations full of doom but fun to watch | Culture

Canadian four-piece to play Rickshaw Stop behind latest album, “Arrangements”


Preoccupations tickets in Saint Paul at Turf Club on Sun, Oct 23, 2022

Preoccupations embraces a new direction in post-punk

Preoccupations Are as Bleak as Ever — and the World Has Finally Caught Up on 'Arrangements'

Preoccupations - Arrangements review

Preoccupations - Arrangements - Album Review

Arrangements by Preoccupations: as bleak, deep and exhilarating as ever from the stalwart Canadian art-punk group

Is Women's Art Rock Album'Public Strain' All That It's Been Made Out to Be?

28 September 2010 On the surface, “Everyone Is So In Love With You”, the opening track on art rock band Women’s new Rarities EP seems to be a fairly straightforward song of love and loss. ‘Maybe it’s a long time / To be without you’, sings Patrick Flegel over an elegant backdrop of acoustic guitar and cello. But there’s more going on here. Recorded in 2007 but not released until late last year, this is simultaneously one of the first and last Women songs. Formed in Calgary, western Canada, Women — made up of brothers Patrick and Matt Flegel, alongside their childhood friends Chris Reimer and Mike Wallace — fused sonic experimentation and rhythmic complexity with an intuitive ear for melody. After releasing two albums to moderate acclaim — 2008’s

Drowned In Sound's 40 Favourite Songs of 2014 / In Depth // Drowned In Sound

Blimey, that went quickly! The end of 2014 is nigh, and we’ve heard some cracking songs in its oh so brief existence. From Future Islands to ‘Fancy’, everyone’s got their favourite and they’re all completely different from each other. To find some order in the chaos, we asked over 30 Drowned In Sound staffers to vote for their top five singles of the year, then added up the results and made a list of the 40 most popular choices. Read on for the final, definitive compendium and then subscribe to our Spotify playlist to listen to all the tracks in order.