On the cover of Camera Obscura’s 2024 album “Look to the East, Look to the West,” a woman perches on a rocky bank, caught in a pensive moment. She’s the same woman who appeared on the Scottish band’s ...

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Scottish indie-pop band Camera Obscura released their first new album in 11 years, Look to the East, Look to the West, in May via Merge. Now they have digitally released Look to the Demos, an EP ...

Scottish indie-pop band Camera Obscura are releasing their first new album in 11 years, Look to the East, Look to the West, on May 3 via Merge. Now they have shared its second single, “We’re Going to ...

"Denon" "We're Going to Make It in a Man's World" "Look to the East, Look to the West" "Tears for Affairs" In 2015, Camera Obscura went on hiatus after the death of their longtime keyboardist, Carey ...

Absence makes the heart grow fonder, or that certainly seemed to be the case at Webster Hall on Thursday night for Scottish indiepop greats Camera Obscura‘s first NYC show in 10 years, which was also ...

Camera Obscura owe their reunion to a rock cruise. More specifically, an exceedingly twee indie-rock voyage hosted by fellow Glaswegians Belle & Sebastian. In 2019, Camera Obscura — on extended hiatus ...

There are a multitude of reasons to love the Glaswegian band Camera Obscura, but personally, the way Camera Obscura combines elements of twee and retro pop with lyrics that can be as cutting as a ...

Glasgow’s Camera Obscura have been making charming indiepop for nearly 20 years, most recently on 2013’s Desire Lines. The band toured with She & Him last year but are back for a short headlining trek ...

Camera Obscura are preparing to release their new album, Look To The East, Look To The West, next month. We've heard "Big Love" and “We’re Gonna Make It In A Man’s World,” and today the Scottish indie ...

In 2015, Camera Obscura went on hiatus after the death of their longtime keyboardist, Carey Lander. The Glasgow band didn't know what the future would hold, but they knew they couldn't carry on at the ...