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  Wild Nothing Share Arty '80s-Animated 'A Dancing Shell' Ahead of 'Empty Estate' EP

  April 23, 2013 – Wild Nothing's cooling vibes provided us some sweet relief on the scorching final day of Coachella, but Jack Tatum's got more to give. On May 15, the Virginia dream-pop drifter will release Empty Estate, an EP-sized follow-up to last year's Nocturne, via Captured Tracks. Above is the first taste of the seven-song set, "A Dancing Shell," which dwells firmly in the flanged guitar and mellow dance grooves of the '80s. …
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  Wild Nothing's 'Game of Thrones' Obsession Becomes Lethal in 'Only Heather' Video

  February 14, 2013 – Last year SPIN spoke to Wild Nothing's Jack Tatum about his obsession with HBO's awesome fantasy series Game of Thrones, but we had no reason to believe the guy would take it this far. In the new video for gushy Nocturne standout "Only Heather," we first witness a man's feet ambling down a sidewalk at night. …
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  Wild Nothing Send Pixie Dream Girl Michelle Williams to 'Paradise' in New Video

  October 23, 2012 – Back in 2008, SPIN rhetorically asked if Michelle Williams (Dawson's Creek, Brokeback Mountain) was "the coolest indie actress around." Four years later, we have a definitive answer in the form of Wild Nothing's new music video for "Paradise," a dreamy drifter from the Virginia act's Nocturne LP. …
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  Hear Wild Nothing's Ultra-Fluid 'Paradise' Single

  August 7, 2012 – Brooklyn-via-Virginia mope-pop revivalist Jack Tatum unveiled "Paradise" today, a synth-lined, high-altitude mood-piece set to appear on his Wild Nothing project's forthcoming sophomore full-length, Nocturne. "There was a great deal of restlessness that went into the creation of this album," Tatum says of Nocturne, which is due August 28 courtesy of Captured Tracks. …
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  Wild Nothing's Jack Tatum Obsessively Watches the 'Thrones'

  July 26, 2012 – Wild Nothing singer-guitarist Jack Tatum has some strong opinions about what constitutes great pop, and he brandishes them beautifully on his sophomore album, Nocturne, a shimmering reverie of reverb-y guitars and swooning vocals out August 28 on Captured Tracks. On his downtime, though, Tatum is just as intrigued by the King of Westeros as he is by, say, Morrissey. …
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