Brooklyn Vegan — Like he did in years past, Bradford Cox aka Atlas Sound will play a winter show in NYC, or more specifically at the Bell House in Brooklyn (on December 17th). Balkans open this year's show and tickets are on... more info

Guardian Music — (4AD)There's always been an otherworldly quality to Bradford Cox's solo recordings as Atlas Sound, but on his third studio album it comes across with more unsettling clarity than ever. Parallax is dedicated to Trish Keenan, the ethereal-voiced singer... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Atlas Sound is the solo moniker of Deerhunter frontman/provocateur Bradford Cox, so named since 1994, when a sixth-grade Bradford made recordings on a karaoke cassette machine bearing the words 'Atlas Sound'. Read more » more info

Rollo & Grady — Origami Vinyl :: Top 10 Records (11/6 – 11/12) 1. Vum – Night Sun 2. Ryan Adams – Ashes & Fire 3. Atlas Sound – Parallax 4. Thee Oh Sees / Total Control – Tour Split 12″ 5. Adanowsky – Amador 6. Papa – A Good Woman Is Hard To Find 7. ... more info

KEXP Seattle — Bradford Cox’s “solo” project Atlas Sound tops the list of new releases this week. We couldn’t make a stronger recommendation than our Music Director, Don Yates, who calls it Cox’s “most focused and pop-leaning Atlas Sound recording to da... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Laura Veirs' Tumble Bee: Laura Veirs Sings Folk Songs for Children and Jennifer O'Connor's I Want What You Want are easily the two highlights of the week in new music for me. I can also strongly recommend Atlas Sound's... more info

DrownedInSound — Like stepping into someone else’s delirious, sweat-soaked dream. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Stereogum — Atlas Sound’s Parallax leaked last week and Bradford Cox’s latest solo venture got a quick Premature Evaluation size-up. Now, the record has hit the web in full alongside a track-by-track commentary from Cox at The New York Times Magazine website... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Clarity. This is the central theme that becomes immediately apparent on Parallax, the third Atlas Sound long-player. Here, Bradford Cox’s distinctive echoed voice is cleaner, more familiar, like he’s hovering right above you. There’s a lot of s... more info

Stereogum — The latest solo record from one-man four-track recorder Bradford Cox is probably his most accessible release under the moniker, striking a pretty even balance between the hazier Atlas Sound material as well and Cox’s work in his more widely-known o... more info