Zach Condon is back as Beirut, and he explained the reasoning behind the four-plus-year lag since his last Beirut album, 2019’s Gallipoli. He also announced his forthcoming album Hadsel with the ...

Beirut (aka Zach Condon and his band) has announced a new album, A Study of Losses, recorded for a Swedish circus, and shared a new song from it, “Guericke’s Unicorn,” via a music video. A Study of ...

Zach Condon has announced a new album from Beirut. Hadsel is out November 10 via Condon’s label, Pompeii Records. Check out the new song “So Many Plans” below. Condon wrote the new album on the island ...

Beirut, the project of musician Zach Condon, announced a new album, A Study of Losses, due out on April 18 via Condon’s Pompeii Records. The LP, which also serves as the musical accompaniment for ...

Zach Condon is resurrecting his acclaimed indie outfit Beirut four years after the release of their last album. Hadsel, due out on November 10, is named after the Norweigan island the ...

Zach Condon has announced a new Beirut, album A Study of Losses, which will be out April 18 via his own Pompeii Records. The album was commissioned by the Swedish contemporary circus Kompani Giraff ...

If you, like Zach Condon, get to go to the distant Norwegian island of Hadsel, you’ll also find an octagonal 19th-century church with an organ in it. Condon, who has released music as Beirut since ...

On Location peels back the curtain one some of your favorite films, television shows, and more. For as long as Zach Condon has been performing as Beirut (since 2006, to be exact), places have ...

Zach Cordon has announced a new Beirut album for the first time since 2019’s Gallipoli. Due out November 10, Hadsel is a 12-track project in which Cordon aims to provide warmth and comfort in moments ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's funny because I've been avoiding circus imagery for years—at the start of my career, I was playing with these sounds from ...