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Warpaint audio-video library

The lovely Karla ❤️, “a Brazilian fan”, has been putting together the most amazing and complete Warpaint audio-video library. It features tons of folders with lots and lots of files (bootlegs and more). Some I had uploaded years ago but most of the original links no longer work therefore they are given new life here and now.

🌹 Mega directory;

🌹 Drive directory;

🌹 The spreadsheet with the complete list and the links for quick access.

It’s just an unbelievable labour of love. I’m too grateful for words.

If anyone would like to contact Karla, you can do it at: [email protected] as she’s no longer on Tumblr.

“I wanted to share my library because I know a lot of WP’s fans are as crazy as me with the Paint’s bootlegs”.

I think she’s in excellent company, don’t you?

I’ll pin this post to my Twitter profile, too, so that it stays visible.

Enjoy! ❤️

-Cam

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Interview w/ Theresa | DIY Magazine, June 2021 Issue | hi-res link.

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Warpaint - “Jubilee” (studio version) 💖💖 (via Nykole Fox)

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Warpaint are back with ‘Lilys’, their first piece of new music in five years, and guitarist and singer Theresa Wayman spoke to NME about it.

Having been together for 17 years, the four musicians now find themselves moving into different phases in their lives. Kokal recently gave birth to a baby, while Wayman is the mother to a 15-year-old, and Lindberg and Mozgawa have their own needs that are changing too. “We have to come to terms with the fact that we will be growing apart in some ways,” Wayman told NME. “We need to reconfigure because of that.”

The events of the last year have also altered the band’s mindset, allowing them to break free from the typical cycle of making an album, touring, then making another album. “It’s really hard to stop and think about how you really want to do things [when you’re in that] and you start compromising,” the guitarist explained. “Now we’ve had time to look at that, we don’t want to compromise anymore.”

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Their first new song as a group since 2016

Warpaint have returned with their first single as a group since 2016. The new track “Lilys” appears in the HBO series Made for Love. Listen to the new song below.

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New track “Lilys” will debut in the U.S. this Friday on Morning Becomes Eclectic.

Warpaint “Melting” | Love You Down III, Night 2

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Warpaint and SWIMM were just as good the second time around, but Sego and Jeffertitti's Nile were the show-stealers at Night 2 of the Love You Down III festival.

It felt as good the second time as it did the first: A second wave of fans descended on the Echo and Echoplex for Love You Down III on Friday night, many of them to shrieking, hollering and singing along as headliners Warpaint celebrated their 15h anniversary.

Festival co-hosts SWIMM, on their second night moving from the Echo to the Echoplex, turned in another rousing set, again working everyone (themselves included) into a lather by playing old songs and new, and again featuring a cameo from Lauren Ruth Ward.

The show-stealers came early upstairs. Most notably, art-punk quartet Sego played their usual harbingers of the acerbic, emerging from the backlit stage dispensing furious riffs and rhythms to set up Spencer Petersen’s narrations, which turn from deadpan to shout-along in a heartbeat. With only 30 or so minutes to share their wares, Sego stuck to the more dance-punk-oriented songs in their catalog, from new single “Shame” to 2015’s “The Fringe.”

Earlier, Jeffertitti’s Nile — recently rebooted by mastermind Jeff Ramuno — blasted through a set of psychedelic rock, abetted for part of it by guitarist Andrew Martin (Moon Honey). Including the new single “Heaven,” Jeffertitti Nile’s first new song since 2014, it was at times mind-melting.

TT, the solo project of Warpaint’s Theresa Wayman, melted minds in a different way, finding the real ethereal with “I’ve Been Fine” from her 2018 album “LoveLaws.”

Australian ex-pat Andy Clockwise, aka Local Hero, turned in a typically in-your-face set at the Echo, while some true Echo Park local heroes, VS Colour, smashed genres and expectations at the Echoplex.

Photos by Zane Roessell.

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