Titus Andronicus share threadbare rock take on The Weeknd's "The Hills"
07 September 2015, 11:13
| Written by
Laurence Day
Titus Andronicus have covered The Weeknd's stealthy electro-R&B cut "The Hills" for SiriusXM.
The New Jersey stalwarts dropped by the radio station to record their take live, stripping back the luxurious synths and peppering the proceedings with grizzled punk strums.
Titus Andronicus recently released their incredibly ambitious rock opera The Most Lamentable Tragedy; The Weeknd's latest record Beauty Behind The Madness is also out now.
Stream the cover below.
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