Tim Kasher’s long-running emo/post-hardcore outfit Cursive have announced Vitriola, their first new album in six years, with biting first single “Life Savings.” The new record finds Kasher, guitarist ...

It would have been weird if Cursive, masters of the concept album, steered totally clear of the state of US politics. Previously addressing numerous ills in society (organised religion took a beating ...

Cursive have announced their first new album in six years, Vitriola. The post-hardcore indie rockers will release the 10-track LP via their own 15 Passenger label on October 5th. The follow-up to 2012 ...

Since actual cursive is a long-lost artform in an age of typing, the word now officially belongs to Nebraskan emo survivors Cursive. The veteran group have announced plans to return with a brand new ...

Vitriola follows the group’s seventh LP, 2012’s I Am Gemini, issued on longtime label Saddle Creek. For the new album, the Omaha, Nebraska-based band have started their own imprint, 15 Passenger, to ...

For years, Cursive’s Tim Kasher had a complicated relationship with “The Ugly Organ.” It became Cursive’s signature record and with good reason. The 2003 concept album relies on the listener to decide ...

Cursive have announced a new album, Vitriola, and shared its first single, “Life Savings.” Vitriola is due out October 5 via the band’s own label, 15 Passenger. Listen to “Life Savings” below via NPR.

The world may be going to hell. But, while Cursive's forthcoming Vitriola wallops and revels in bleakness, Tim Kasher tells NPR that he's doing... The world is going to hell, and Tim Kasher is doing ...

Get Fixed ripples with the visceral intensity and keen, unexpected melodicism for which Cursive has long been celebrated, as illustrated in searing first single “Barricades;” the alternately pummeling ...