Of Montreal
False Priest

With their falsetto funk, tongue-in-cheek humour, camp dramatics, clever dynamics, pop-smarts and outrageous sense of fun, Of Montreal, out of Athens,...

If Of Montreal’s over-sexed genre-hopping cast any doubt on Kevin Barnes’ commercial potential, False Priest puts them to rest. With his (at least) m...

Central to this band’s attraction throughout their 14-year history has been the sense that they’re not entirely of this planet. Ringleader Kevin Barne...

Of Montreal have been around forever and, while circling eternity, they’ve had their ups and downs. Previous LP ‘Skeletal Lamping’ for instance, was a...

A decade ago, no onewould have predicated that Of Montreal - currently on the cover of issue #9 ofBLURT - would not only outlive its Elephant 6 brethr...

False Priest has been touted by frontman and songwriter Kevin Barnes as Of Montreal’s funkiest release to date. He’s right to a point. This record has...

Of Montreal, and particularly bandleader Kevin Barnes, has long been a game changer-at least within the microcosm of Barnes’ own oft-demented, mercuri...

Music never gets more eclectic then Of Montreal and going into each new release, your guess is always as good as mine to what frontman and creative le...

The garish collage that comprises the cover of the tenth of Montreal album offers a pretty accurate appraisal of its sonic palette. Although always a ...

of Montreal’s Kevin Barnes’ neuroses don’t merely have neuroses of their own, they have entire concept albums (On 2008’s Skeletal Lamping, he declared...