Stereogum — A couple of weeks ago, Waxahatcee released the indie rock stunner Out In The Storm , easily one of the best albums of the year. And after sharing an early video for first single "Silver," band mastermind Katie Crutchfield has made a dreamy video for... more info

Chicago Tribune — Waxahatchee leader Katie Crutchfield played like a woman determined to reclaim her identity and self worth Wednesday at Thalia Hall. Backed by a watertight quartet, the singer attacked songs with unflinching fearlessness. The 70-minute concert had th... more info

DrownedInSound — Painful as they may be, Crutchfield's lyrics are perfect all over her fourth album more info

Stereogum — Tom, Chris, and Gabriela are mixing it up at Pitchfork Music Festival this weekend. If you're there look for them crowdsurfing at William Tyler. The rest of us can enjoy air conditioning and the new Waxahatchee LP. This week's best and worst comments... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Waxahatchee's Out In The Storm is simply one of the year's finest records. Japanese Breakfast's dreamy Soft Sounds From Another Planet, Lo Tom's self-titled album are both new releases I can recommend. Reissues include vinyl editions of three Yoko... more info

Allmusic Blog — ​The musician and songwriter talks about the more literal approach she took with the band’s new album, how the new music has reframed her previous record, and how she’s never been a fan of long songs. more info

Stereogum — Out In The Storm is our reigning Album Of The Week, and for good reason: It's maybe the best Waxahatchee album yet -- which is really saying something -- and it's definitely the most full-bodied and dynamic album that Katie Crutchfield has released u... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Center For Fiction has announced the long list for its First Novel Prize. Katie Crutchfield talked to Paste about the new Waxahatchee album Out in the Storm. Stream the album at NPR Music. Hazlitt interviewed author Samantha Irby. Stream... more info

Stereogum — We don't deserve the Crutchfields. These two Alabama-raised, Philadelphia-based twin sisters are so beyond the rest of the indie rock world that it's not even funny. They both have incredible voices, voices that soar, the Southern grit in their drawl... more info

Chorus.fm — Waxahatchee’s new album, Out In The Storm, can be streamed over at NPR. more info