Impose Magazine — As a part of the Downtown Festival, Beach Fossils, Cosmonauts and The Garden performed at Cake Shop on the Lower East Side of New York, NY. For more from Dylan, please visit his website. See more images from this post. more info

Prefix —   Photo Gallery of The Great Escape Music Festival ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/photos/the-great-escape-day-1-mac-demarco-beach-fossils-g/ more info

Sweeping The Nation — Brighton's annual takeover by marauding hordes of attention grabbing big names, showcasing Norwegians playing four or five times, major label hopes, mathrock challengers and suchlike. Pretty much everything bar a few standalone gigs is sold out, but ... more info

The Bay Bridged — If you’re in the mood for some serious ’90s nostalgia, no time machine necessary. Brooklyn’s Beach Fossils at Slim’s on Tuesday night certainly fulfilled such a craving, and the audience was totally into it. It’s been a ... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — Beach FossilsFrom: Brooklyn, United StatesBeach Fossil's Clash The Truth sounds like a Sarah Records supergroup covering Pretty Vacant with the bile surgically removed and replaced by Truvia®.Go TryGo VisitBeach Fossils - Facebook : Website more info

Impose Magazine — On Wednesday March 20th, Beach Fossils came home and played with Shark? in a post SXSW show at Brooklyn Bowl. For more from Daniel Doherty, please visit his Tumblr. See more images from this post. more info

Rollo & Grady — ALLAH-LAS Hometown: Los Angeles, CA Label: Innovative Leisure Allah-Las – Tell Me (What’s On Your Mind?) ALT-J Hometown: Leeds, England Label: Infectious Records Alt-J – Tessalate AUDACITY Hometown: Fullerton, CA Label: Burger R... more info

Impose Magazine — On the final day of February (February 28th), Beach Fossils played with Space Wolves at The Tralf Music Hall in Buffalo, NY We were initally disappointed to discover that Space Wolves were not actually from space or wolves, but we enjoy them anyway.... more info

Consequence of Sound — Away from the blinding sunlight and eyes trained toward a darker elsewhere. more info

Impose Magazine — Despite its easygoing nature, Beach Fossils' self-titled debut, recorded solo by singer-guitarist Dustin Payseur, was full of tightly constructed songs that were part of a carefully designed whole. The cyclical follow-up EP, What A Pleasure, felt eve... more info