Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Unknown Mortal Orchestra has already shown us the twisted, dark depths of psychedelia. On the band’s two album catalog to this point, New Zealand native ...

There's a child's purple shoe sitting alone on Ruban Nielson's lawn. It's full of dandelions and unmowed grass. It's grey and drizzling in Milwaukie, Oregon, and the musician behind Unknown Mortal ...

Portland avant-funkers Unknown Mortal Orchestra stopped by Late Night With Seth Meyers on Wednesday night, performing "Multi-Love" off of their excellent new LP of the same name. Decked out in some ...

Ruban Nielson returns with another anachronistic beauty, this one hitting the eardrums like a dusty Numero Group find from a home studio in the ‘70s U.S. Rust Belt, fashioned meticulously, ...

With their mind-altering new video for “Multi-Love,” Unknown Mortal Orchestra invite fans into an elastically trippy universe of shapes, landscapes and colors. The clip, directed by Lionel Williams, ...

It's hard to believe that it's been nearly five years since Ruban Nielson -- the mad genius and mastermind behind Unknown Mortal Orchestra -- first started mysteriously posting his music on Bandcamp.

In 1967, while still in The Byrds, David Crosby wrote "Triad" about a ménage a trois, inspired by the counterculture notion of "free love." It was left off the band's next album, The Notorious Byrd ...

Unknown Mortal Orchestra stopped by Late Night With Seth Meyers to deliver a soulful rendition of “Multi-Love,” the title track from the band’s new LP. For the performance, frontman Ruban Nielson ...

Inspired by a complex relationship in his past, frontman Ruban Nielson makes his sweetest, catchiest, most impeccably crafted music yet. In 1967, while still in The Byrds, David Crosby wrote "Triad" ...

The Sixties is ingrained in Western lore as the golden decade of the twentieth century. Popular depictions focus on a new self-determinant youth, freed from the shackles of parental conservatism and ...