Brooklyn Vegan — Athens, GA group Cinemechanica last released new music back in 2006. Trafficking in a kind of math-y post-hardcore similar to the likes of Don Caballero or Drive Like Jehu, the band just put out their second album produced by Converge's Kurt Bal... more info

Impose Magazine — Project Pabst Portland Day 2 was a sight to be seen. Jeff Ryan captured the likes of Diarrhea Planet, Tenement, Ween, Tame Impala, Drive Like Jehu, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Parquet Courts, Sheer Mag, and Hop Along. Feast your eyes! The post Project ... more info

KEXP Seattle — Day two of Project Pabst was the blockbuster sequel to Saturday: bigger, dustier, and more lager-fueled. Technically speaking, the attendance was the same – both days were sold out – but the crowd (a seeming third of whom were decked out in Tame ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The stacked festival has Alice Cooper, Blue Oyster Cult, Truth & Janey, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Pentagram, Candlemass, Sleep, Electric Wizard, Boris, Baroness, Drive Like Jehu, Converge, and much more. Continue reading… more info

Impose Magazine — MUSICFESTNW PRESENTS PROJECT PABST DURAN DURAN, TAME IMPALA, ICE CUBE, WEEN, DRIVE LIKE JEHU, A$AP FERG, HOP ALONG & MORE SET TO PERFORM WEEKEND & SUNDAY TICKETS SOLD OUT FOR AUGUST 27 & 28 FESTIVAL IN PORTLAND, OR SINGLE DAY TICKETS FOR SATURDAY AVA... more info

Impose Magazine — In March 2016, the reunited Drive Like Jehu finally announced an east coast tour which included two performances in New York City. The first one took place at Brooklyn’s The Bell House on Thursday, August 11 with Daptone Records’ The Jay Vons... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — It's part of a two-night BV takeover of Irving Plaza that also includes Drive Like Jehu on Friday August 12. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tonight's NYC shows include Drive Like Jehu, Belly, Herbie Hancock/Robert Glasper/Jamie Lidell, Zig Zigs, Elk City, Torres, EZTV, and more. Continue reading… more info

Allmusic Blog — ​The San Diego band displays its knack for tight songwriting on its upbeat, enthusiastic second album, produced by John Reis of Rocket from the Crypt and Drive Like Jehu. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Which conflicts make you want to cry? Continue reading… more info