Mercury Rev
Snowflake Midnight

Over the years, Mercury Rev have repeatedly asked their fans to follow them around some unexpected corners into new neighborhoods. Certainly, 1998?s e...

Borrowing from Curved Air and Brian Eno's Another Green World, Snowflake Midnight crashes cosmic rock into the arty end of electronica, not always con...

Following the below par Secret Migration, it seemed as if Mercury Rev had become stuck up some lonely creek (lyrics of flora, fauna and autumnal weath...

Snowflake Midnight is a departure from previous Mercury Rev records in that it is almost entirely dominated by electronics and glacial synths. A digi...

Never let it be said that Mercury Rev are afraid of pushing the envelope. Across a six album career their output has taken in the freaky droned out ja...

Mercury Rev recapture their playful spirit with an enjoyable venture into electronica. With Mercury Rev's Dave Fridmann perpetually at the mixing desk...

I think at this point we’re supposed to start saying things like “it’s been a long strange trip for Mercury Rev” and talking about Snowflake Midnight ...

It is 10 years to the day since Mercury Rev released their career-defining album, the incredible Deserter's Songs. It would seem churlish to point thi...

Mercury Rev have built a career on fey bemusement, jolting potentially chilly soundscapes to life with yearning melodies and gurgling atmospherics -- ...

This month, Mercury Rev celebrates the 10th anniversary of Deserter's Songs, the album that effectively rescued the band from oblivion and catapulted ...