Stereogum — Eddie Argos doesn't feel great on this new Art Brut single. Probably the entire Frank Black-produced album, really; it's called Art Brut Vs. Satan , and in this case the devil's in the details of his issues with drinking, group texts, and latter-... more info

Stereogum — The first track on Art Brut's forthcoming "punk-as-fuck," Black Francis-produced Art Brut Vs. Satan is "Alcoholics Unanimous." The tale of drinking too much and dealing with it the next day isn't especially harrowing -- we're expecting later son... more info

Stereogum — Lady Sovereign isn't the only person covering the Cure this month: Art Brut and a host of others have contributed their takes on the band to Pictures Of You, a Cure tribute CD free with this week's NME. Art Brut handle Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me's ... more info

JamBase — Art Brut To Release Art Brut Vs. Satan Latest & Greatest Third LP Out May 12 On Downtown Records Art Brut Art Brut will be releasing its third studio album, Art Brut vs Satan, out May 12 On Downtown Records. "We recorded the album in a punk-as-... more info

NME — Art Brut's Eddie Argos could be representing the UK at Eurovision next year after an online campaign supported by hundreds of fans and the man himself. more info

Altsounds — Art Brut will be releasing its third studio album, Art Brut vs Satan, Out May 12th On Downtown Records “We recorded the album in a punk-as-f@*k two weeks in Salem, Oregon,” explains lead singer Eddie Argos. “I don't alwa... more info

Stereogum — There's more info about the band's forthcoming third album Art Brut Vs. Satan. For instance, as lead talker Eddie Argos posts, the album art was drawn by comic artist Jeff Lemire. Argos also had this to say about the collection at Cooking Vinyl's... more info

NME — The Futureheads, Art Brut and British Sea Power are among the artists featured on a free album of The Cure covers to be given away with the NME on February 25. more info

Pitchfork — You have to hand it to Art Brut. Even those of us who loved that first album thought the gleefully sardonic British bashers were good for just one album of riffs and jokes, that their slapdash energy wouldn't translate to a full career. But now they... more info

Pitchfork — You have to hand it to Art Brut. Even those of us who loved that first album thought the gleefully sardonic British bashers were good for just one album of riffs and jokes, that their slapdash energy wouldn't translate to a full career. But now... more info