Below, you can see the artwork for Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions‘ new record, Through The Devil Softly, out September 29th (changed from the original 9/15 date) on Nettwerk Records. You can ...

“There was no photography allowed in the venue when Hope Sandoval and the Warm Inventions, the band featuring the revered Mazzy Star vocalist and My Bloody Valentine’s Colm Ó Cíosóig, played Hollywood ...

Nearly 30 years into her career, Mazzy Star's singer still takes her time in the pursuit of beauty. Here, she works with My Bloody Valentine's... Note: NPR's First Listen audio comes down after the ...

Hope Sandoval is a reserved and meticulous singer that is best known for her work with Mazzy Star, a group formed here in Santa Monica, California. Her sensuous and hypnotic style is enveloped by ...

Hope Sandoval's personality, as much as can be discerned from a truncated 15-minute interview, echoes her music. She is hard to understand, mysterious and mellow. And she doesn't give much of herself ...

Over the weekend, Bad Seeds mainstay and serial collaborator Warren Ellis surprised fans with the announcement that he’s currently working on a project by Mazzy Star frontwoman Hope Sandoval. This ...

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Hope Sandoval paid tribute to her Mazzy Star bandmate David Roback in a Facebook post. “It’s been a few days since I lost my dear friend and I am devastated… Thank you all for the love. Hope,” the ...

Psychic Ills' Elizabeth Hart got together with her bandmates Adam Amram, Jon Catfish DeLorme, and Brent Cordero to record a tribute album for frontman Tres Warren, who passed away last year at the ...

That near-absence, of course, is Sandoval’s default setting: She remains intensely shy of press and publicity, performs in near darkness, and writes songs as guarded as she herself is. That ...

Sandoval’s voice is timeless, like Cline’s. And Roback’s productions recall the subculture experimentalism of Lou Reed’s group. Many listeners may only be familiar with “Fade Into You”, so this list ...