Foals
Antidotes

My initial review of Foals’ Antidotes outlined all the things that I loved and hated about it, a tradition long held by music critics. The problem was...

And you thought dancepunk had seen all the combinations and crossbreeding you could think of. Well think again, Junior. Oxford England's Foals have st...

Foals (hailing, their MySpace page says, from "oXXXford") is a group of formalists, only the form is relatively new: The British band takes cues from ...

UK indie band, Foals, fashion themselves as the common, unifying link between ?the minimalism of American composer Steve Reich, guitars that sound lik...

Oxford's Foals have toured with and often been compared to Bloc Party, and I'd wanted to dismiss them as a slightly weirder Bloc Party or Futureheads ...

Foals' debut, like many British records, trails clouds of homeland hyperbole, but it's harder than usual to cut through and get a fix on what exactly ...

By utilizing the same chirpy sounds that dominate Vampire Weekend's debut and merging them with the disco beats of the Rapture, Foals' rookie outing c...

From the very first moment people clocked eyes on Foals, it was obvious they were a serious proposition. Perhaps you were lucky enough to catch them l...

You’d think the British post-punk revival would’ve run its course by now, but here comes an impressive debut from this British band of propulsive danc...

If Antidotes wasn’t a decent record, you would simply dismiss Foals as being several years too late. Franz Ferdinand have already done this. Bl...