Foals cheated bloggers out of an easy headline this morning by opting not to play “Late Night,” the latest single off the Oxford five-piece’s third album, Holy Fire, on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night ...

British postpunk herky-jerkers Foals will release their new album Holy Fire early next year, and first single "Inhaler" is a bruising, cathartic banger with a full-bore chorus that gives me mid-'90s ...

UK band Foals took a break between Coachella weekend to come visit us in the studio. They kicked off the set with the instrumental track “Prelude” and I was taken with the precision of their guitar ...

As mentioned previously, Foals‘ new album, Holy Fire, is out tomorrow (2/12) and is a confident follow-up to 2010’s Total Life Forever. Did you catch the online listening party the band hosted ont ...

New track 'Inhaler' will be available to download on iTunes when the band's new album opens for pre-order from December 10. The Oxford five-piece will play the Royal Albert Hall on Thursday, March 28 ...

If there's one single band whose output has constantly had Drowned In Sound glued to the edge of our seats, it's Foals. Ever since debut single 'Try This On Your Piano'/'Look At My Furrows Of Worry' ...

Foals bring us one of the most eagerly anticipated albums of the year in the form of Holy Fire, which is released on 11 February. After teasing us with lead tracks 'Inhaler' and My Number', big things ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Perhaps this notable absence of panache stems from a severely restricted Jack Bevan, whose drowsy ...

Foals is a mixed bag. Boasting rhythms in homage to Talking Heads with the aggravation of Rage Against the Machine, this group of Oxford, England, natives exhibits an eclectic array of hip, yet ...

“It’s kind of psychobilly,” is not something you’d ever have expected to hear Yannis Philippakis say about a Foals song. It’s now been more than five years since the music press (we’re pre-blogosphere ...

Forgive us for exceeding our Carly Rae Jepsen pun limit for the year, but the comparison applies too neatly to the lyrical content, at least, of the newest song from Foals. The formerly Sub Pop-signed ...