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Heads up! School of X is giving a livestream concert today at 20:00 Copenhagen time (2:00 pm New York time) (and 4:00 am Syndney time, in case there are any School of X fans down unda) for the GIG IT BACK Digital Festival, hosted by Our House Studio in New York City.

It’s time for the next installment of Caspar Hesselager’s piano covers, after his rendition of CTM’s ‘Variations’. This time, Hesselager brings us all the way back to Tambourhinoceros’s first ever release: Kirsten & Marie’s "My Dear".

Hey, it’s that time! That time when we let our inner music nerds unabashedly hijack the newsfeed to promote cool music that is not from Tambourhinoceros, and which probably just distracts from our artists that do have cool stuff coming out (ahem, sorry not sorry Palace Winter).

Giveaway alert! Giveaway alert! We’ve just contacted last month's randomly chosen giveaway winner in Worthing, UK, who will receive a vinyl copy of Waiting for the World to Turn by Palace Winter.

Two weeks ago, School of X gave a live performance at Heartland Festival, streamed on Facebook. We were super excited to share it with you until we came back the next day and… it was gone!

Last winter, Palace Winter’s Carl Coleman was living on the volcanic island of Tenerife. At the center of the island, towering eternally over the colorful walls of the idyllic resort’s outdoor pool, stood Mt. Tiede.

School of X is diverting all profit from the sale of these limited edition Armlock T-Shirts to the fight against racism via Act Blue.

Today marks the six year anniversary of the collaboration between their two lead singers.

To celebrate the 10 year anniversary of our Tambourhinoceros family, Palace Winter’s Caspar Hesselager has put together a series of piano covers of songs by other Tambou artists.

Following School of X’s playlist picks, it’s time to keep our 10 year anniversary party rolling! To celebrate, we’ve rented out the Royal Palace in Copenhagen for a party! Bring all your friends, bring all your family, it’s going to be wild!

Four years ago to the day, Palace Winter hit the ground (H.W.) running with their debut album.