Cass McCombs

The singer describes the track as "about ritual offerings to the departed and wine as allegory for life"

Cass McCombs is walking down an alleyway and he finds a dead girl naked inside an icebox. He walks on, through black clouds of...

Lifted from singer's new album 'Mangy Love'

Cass McCombs released ‘I Cannot Lie’ on seven-inch vinyl in 2003; on the sleeve was a close-up photograph of a bare foot stood on...

Beyond the fact that it contains 19 songs (plus three interludes featuring an inane but quite sweet chat with a small boy), there’s nothing...

Cass’ second-of-two 2011 albums ‘Humor Risk’ was at its best when he was just kicking back and writing dumb sarcastic pop songs with about...

The singer songwriter will play four UK shows in March

‘Humor Risk’ is Cass McCombs’ second release in six months but, though a little bit of quality control could have been employed (namely chopping...

‘The Lonely Doll’ is the second track on Cass McCombs’ sixth album of miserable American folk, and a song that acts as a key...

Outing will support release of 'Catacombs'