Audio for this feature is no longer available. Camera Obscura has been crafting its own blend of shimmering chamber-pop since first forming in Glasgow in 1996. Now, more than a decade later, the group ...

It has been over ten years since the Scottish band Camera Obscura released a studio album. They were once considered the Rolling Stones to Belle and Sebastian’s Beatles when twee music was the most ...

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 ...

www.baeblemusic.com just released a new concert video featuring Camera Obscura live at The Music Hall of Williamsburg. Camera Obscura draw on their entire discography during this pleasant performance ...

Like their Scottish pals Belle & Sebastian, Camera Obscura has been plugging along across the pond for a decade now. And much like B&S, the band lean toward blissful, summer pop that sounds great… By ...

In the video for “Lloyd, I’m Ready to Be Heartbroken,” Camera Obscura’s latest single, there’s a guy clad in a blaring yellow shirt, dancing around like the gayest dude you’ve ever seen. He’s with a ...

Camera Obscura’s Tracyanne Campbell crooned, “I don’t wanna be sad again” in “My Maudlin Career,” the set opener of the band’s Nov. 22 show at Brooklyn’s Music Hall of Williamsburg (and title track of ...

Listening to Camera Obscura is pure effortless fun. They’re a band content with not making you work for it. Pop the CD in and you’re immediately enjoying yourself, such is the accessibility of their ...

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 ...

Carey Lander, the keyboardist for Scottish indie pop band Camera Obscura, has died of cancer, the group announced on Facebook Sunday, Oct. 11. By Mitchell Peters Carey Lander, the keyboardist for ...

It was summertime, so insects of prey were legion. In 2006, the Glaswegian indie-pop band Camera Obscura performed at the Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro. I had the assignment to interview lead singer and ...