In Studio: The New Pornographers

Soundcheck | Dec 3, 2010

The New Pornographers are an indie-rock supergroup packed with talent. Formed by singer and guitarist A.C. Newman in 1997, the Canadian indie rock band’s powerful lineup has included songwriters Dan Bejar and Neko Case - who also have established solo careers. The New Pornographers join us in studio to perform songs off their latest album - the melodic and hooky "Together."

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