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Vor 2 Tagen · With their effortless songs and onstage larks, Crowded House made a good show of flying above the fray. But splits and sackings, and their drummer’s shocking suicide, told another story. As Neil Finn and Nick Seymour – the “angsty songwriter” and the “smart arse” – regrouped to go again in 2021, they relived the blasphemy and meat raffles, the good times and bad with MOJO's Andy Fyfe
Vor 5 Tagen · Neil Finn Talks Crowded House’s New Album ‘Gravity Stairs’—“The Journey Has Been Tremendous”. From the other side of the world, Crowded House frontman Neil Finn flashes a relaxed smile ...
Vor einem Tag · Crowded House’s “Gravity Stairs” takes the express elevator on the latest ARIA Chart. The Rolling Stone AU cover stars blast to No. 3 on the ARIA Albums Chart, the best-performing homegrown record on the tally. That result lifts Crowded House’s all-time tally to 10 top five efforts, including all eight studio albums plus two hits ...
Vor 2 Tagen · Back to my Crowded House. It’s been 40 years since Neil Finn closed shop on his older brother’s band Split Enz, ending their run with an underwhelming swan song LP See Ya ‘Round. Yet just two years later Finn would return helming a new band – Crowded House – that would far exceed what Split Enz had accomplished chart-wise.
Vor 5 Tagen · Written by Chris Connor. Crowded House have left an indelible mark on pop music through hits such as Don’t Dream It’s Over, Weather With You and Something So Strong, but ‘Gravity Stairs’ is not the work of a band content to ride the coattails of past glories. Their eighth LP, and only their second since 2010, opens with Magic Piano ...
Vor 3 Tagen · Evoking The Beatles' Revolver, the cover art for Crowded House's new album Gravity Stairs is once again done by the band's founding bassist Nick Seymour. (Supplied: BMG)
3. Mai 2024 · Diving into the lyrics of “Don’t Dream It’s Over” by Crowded House, we find a deep and introspective message about freedom, resilience, and the importance of human connection. Released as the fourth single from their self-titled debut album in 1986, this song has since become an anthem for many, resonating with listeners ...
