Consequence of Sound — Indie Rockers Ben Bridwell and Creighton Barrett embrace their hard-won wisdom on Why Are You OK. more info

Consequence of Sound — The indie rockers continue to produce grand moments, but this time from more homespun inspiration. more info

DrownedInSound — Band of Horses have rediscovered the magic of old here more info

Rolling Stone — The night before speaking to Rolling Stone, Ben Bridwell went out to a concert and stayed up "late as crap." On the morning of the interview, the Band of Horses frontman took his daughters to school (he has four) and went to a doctor's ap... more info

Rolling Stone — The fifth Band of Horses record opens up in a confused drifting bubble: "filthy room, guitars out of tune," Ben Bridwell sings on "Dull Times," against a languidly spacey backing that suggests a pacific Pink Floyd. But rather than the sound of fallin... more info

Consequence of Sound — Produced by Grandaddy's Jason Lytle and executive produced by Rick Rubin. more info

Guardian Music — (Virgin/EMI)After the mainstream ambitions of Infinite Arms and Mirage Rock, Band of Horses’s fifth album makes something of a triumphant return to the wide-eyed, dreamy vulnerability that marked the Seattle band’s first two records. Th... more info

Consequence of Sound — "Whatever, Whenever" and "Solemn Oath" in support of Why Are You OK. more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus, The Weeknd, Band of Horses, Cage the Elephant, Foals, Puscifer, and more. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Band of Horses will release their new album Why Are You OK this Friday (6/10) via Interscope, and last night (6/6) they played an intimate acoustic pre-release show at Rough Trade NYC. It was a set by 3/5 of the band -- Ben Bridwell, Tyler Ramsey, an... more info