Stereogum — While Friday saw the end of a era on late night TV -- Conan saying goodbye to The Tonight Show and NBC with Neil Young, ZZ Top, Ben Harper, and more cowbell -- the night also marked a first, with Beach House making their nationally televised debut... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Baltimore Sun profiles Beach House, and talks to the band about their new album, Teen Dream (out tomorrow). Scally's excitement manifests itself on "Teen Dream." The new record is spontaneous and energetic, the melodies propelled by a fresh sense... more info

DrownedInSound — Aloha! Here are some records that – in the ever-shifting world of indie release dates – could be deemed to be out today, January 25th, 2010. No Spotify list this week, alas, as virtually nothing here is on it. Reviews of many of the res... more info

Pitchfork - TV — — Silver ladies in silver bathing suits twirl hula hoops in this latest dreamscape from the Baltimore haze-pop duo. more info

Nialler9 — What a week it was for American late night talk shows. Conan’s last week was one of the funniest run of shows I’ve ever seen, as he used his spat with NBC as the basis for every joke and jibe. In the midst of all that, Jimmy Fallon’s first show... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — Last night Beach House made their television debut on "Fallon", performing "Zebra", the opening cut from Teen Dream. more info

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Nialler9 — What a month it’s been for albums. It’s January, traditional dead time but we’ve already had beefy albums from Owen Pallett, Vampire Weekend, These New Puritans and Four Tet with the knowledge that great records from Yeasayer, Two Door Cinema... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — Beach House's Teen Dream LP is out next week on Sub Pop. The record comes with a companion DVD featuring a video for each song, each by a different director. We've premiered a different video from the Teen Dream DVD in this space every day this week... more info

Guardian Music — (Bella Union)With their third album, the Baltimore duo of Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally throw themselves on the ever-growing pile of American bands going for the heartstrings via a kind of wide-eyed, epic psych-pop. What separates Beach House from... more info