Members of Interpol, the Walkmen and Bonny Light Horseman have joined forces to create a new supergroup called Muzz.
Interpol frontman Paul Banks is joined by multi-instrumentalist Josh Kaufman (member of the recently formed BLH), and drummer Matt Barrick of the Walkmen and Fleet Foxes. All of their influences come together on this new project — one that is still somewhat shrouded in mystery.
So far, the new band have yet to announce plans for a record. But they have shared one lonely single titled "Bad Feeling." News of their formation comes today from the band's new Instagram account, which is already gaining followers.
Stay tuned for updates as we learn more about what "something Muzzy this way comes" means, and listen to their debut track "Bad Feeling" below, where you can also take a look at pictures of the newly formed band.
Interpol frontman Paul Banks is joined by multi-instrumentalist Josh Kaufman (member of the recently formed BLH), and drummer Matt Barrick of the Walkmen and Fleet Foxes. All of their influences come together on this new project — one that is still somewhat shrouded in mystery.
So far, the new band have yet to announce plans for a record. But they have shared one lonely single titled "Bad Feeling." News of their formation comes today from the band's new Instagram account, which is already gaining followers.
Stay tuned for updates as we learn more about what "something Muzzy this way comes" means, and listen to their debut track "Bad Feeling" below, where you can also take a look at pictures of the newly formed band.
