• Father John Misty Ranks Bizarre Favorite Albums of 2015 & Discusses The Farce of Indie Rock

    Father John Misty is sort of known for saying some inflammatory things. From his covers of Ryan Adams covering Taylor Swift, to his lying about Lou Reed coming to him in a fever dream, you never know what he will do next. So it should come as no surprise that when asked about indie rock, the presidential election and his top albums of 2015, he gave some pretty interesting answers. He ranked his favorite albums (a bizarre mix of a list) and basically called indie rock a farce.

  • Father John Misty Talks Taylor Swift Covers & Trolling the Media in New Interview

    Father John Misty, aka Josh Tillman, found himself in the national spotlight when he covered two Taylor Swift songs via Ryan Adams via The Velvet Underground via Lou Reed, and in a new interview for Louisville radio station WFPK 91.9 FM he comes clean on the whole story from the inception of the idea to his trolling of the media.

  • Father John Misty Covers Taylor Swift's 'Blank Space' in Lou Reed Fashion

    Trailing Ryan Adams' '1989' cover album, Fleet Foxes drummer, Father John Misty, decided to get in on the Taylor Swift cover action by adding a Lou Reed-esque rendition of "Blank Space" to his SoundCloud, which has since been removed. However, the cover is still available on Youtube and we have it here.

  • Father John Misty Streams MIDI Version of Album 'I Love You, Honeybear'

    These days, it seems as if every big album has to be streamed online for free before its official release date, but singer-songwriter -- and former Fleet Foxes drummer -- Josh Tillman, better known as Father John Misty, has found a sly way to get around that. According to "Stereogum," Tillman has made his upcoming studio album "I Love You, Honeybear" available for streaming on his website through a new streaming service called SAP, but instead of uploading the actual studio recordings, Tillman has uploaded instrumental MIDI versions of the entire album, and it sounds hilariously awful.
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