Murder By Death’s Adam Turla On The Band’s 20th Anniversary, Co-Owning A Pizza Shop, & Working On New Music Rob Duguay November 17, 2021 Buzz, Features We've been covering the stellar work of Murder By Death for quite some time now, but never have we done so in the midst of a pandemic or with a topic of discussion being pineapple on pizza. Nothing has changed... Read More...
American Renaissance: An Interview with Murder By Death Veronica Rajadnya April 13, 2016 Interviews When I was introduced to Murder By Death over a decade ago in 2005, they were already two full-length albums in and more than piquing the interest of pre-Millennial torrent-freaks, MP3 scavengers, and compa... Read More...
Murder By Death: Big Dark Love Dean Scordilis April 28, 2015 Albums Murder By Death have been called many things, including indie, alt-country, and folk, however, the band’s seventh album, Big Dark Love, just proves more and more that this band is unclassifiable. They can e... Read More...
An Interview with Adam Turla from Murder By Death: In Good Taste Andrew Magnotta February 27, 2013 Interviews With their dusty, dramatic brand of folk-affected indie rock, Murder By Death have long been one of the most intriguing bands in their scene. Led by singer/guitarist Adam Turla, Murder By Death have maintai... Read More...
Murder By Death: Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon Jonny Cohn October 22, 2012 Albums Although there are so many bands out there that are classified as indie or alternative, Murder By Death possess something that not many others have. The new record, Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon is a release full o... Read More...
Murder By Death: Another Bottle Of Gin Yve Lepkowski October 17, 2012 Goings-On Murder By Death’s sixth album, Bitter Drink, Bitter Moon, is yet another immersive alt-country dive into the dark backwoods territory that they have made home. Singer/guitarist Adam Turla’s deep and dolorous vo... Read More...
Interview With Adam Turla From Murder By Death: Beyond The Usual Andrew Magnotta February 23, 2011 Interviews There isn’t another band quite like Murder By Death. Sure, they’re not the first to add cello and other classical instruments to otherwise basic rock tunes, however they might be the first to do so cohesively... Read More...
Murder By Death: Rattlesnake Rock Dejon Turner September 20, 2010 Goings-On With Adam Turla’s timeless tenor and Sarah Balliet’s cello, Murder By Death have made a name for themselves in the indie and punk music scene over the past 10 years. This year is nothing unlike others for these... Read More...
Murder By Death: Good Morning, Magpie Andrew Magnotta March 31, 2010 Albums 2 It seems like Midwest indie rockers Murder By Death only just released Red of Tooth and Claw six or so months ago (even though it came out in 2008). Now, to the surprise of casual fans who had no idea the band ... Read More...
Interview with Murder By Death: By Hook Or By Crook Patrick Slevin March 5, 2008 Interviews Since 2003’s Who Will Survive, And What Will Be Left Of Them?, their second full-length, Indiana’s Murder By Death have been ardently courting the musical essence of America’s West. Falling somewhere between fo... Read More...
