Sleater-Kinney - Austin City Limits flac album

Sleater-Kinney performed on the January 30th episode of Austin City Limits, which also featured a performance by Heartless Bastards. Sleater-Kinney’s set featured seven songs, three of which were from their newest album, No Cities to Love. They also played a handful of songs from 1997′s Dig Me Out and 2005′s The Woods.

It’s similar, right? asked the former. A little bit – Austin and Portland? In ways we don’t like, even, she added with a laugh. Photo by Scott Newton Courtesy of KLRU-TV). This song’s definitely not about Austin, joked Brownstein via introduction of the title track to the new album, which she later revealed had been partially birthed in Austin while referencing her day job on Portlandia. As clear a career single as No Cities to Love, its LP mate A New Wave jingled next even catchier.

Olympia punk heroes Sleater-Kinney returned last year with the awesome No Cities To Love, one of the very best albums of 2015. Their performances in support of the album have been no less awesome, and last night, the band made their debut appearance on the PBS live music show Austin City Limits. We’ve already seen their renditions of Modern Girl, Price Tag, and a web-exclusive I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone, and now you can watch Corin Tucker, Carrie Brownstein, Janet Weiss, and touring guitarist Katie Harkin rip through the rest of the setlist below

US punk-rockers Sleater-Kinney performed on American music programme ‘Austin City Limits’ last night, playing tracks from throughout their 22 year history. The seven-song setlist included material from 2005’s ‘The Woods’, 1997’s ‘Dig Me Out’ and 2015’s ‘No Cities To Love’ – their first album after an eight year hiatus. They were joined by garage rock band Heartless Bastards in support. Watch the performance in its entirety below.

Austin City Limits (ACL) is an American public television music program recorded live in Austin, Texas, by Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) member television station KLRU, and broadcast on many PBS stations around the United States.

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