Stereogum — Soft Circle write-ups are bound to mention that the multi-tasking New York musician Hisham Akira Bharoocha was a founding member of Lightning Bolt and Black Dice, but he’s been at this percussive (mostly) solo project (and organizing Boredoms multi... more info

WFMU's Beware of the Blog — Zach Hill is an innovator. Booming out of Sacramento in the late 90s to make a name for himself playing drums with Hella, Marnie Stern, Wavves, Team Sleep, Boredoms, and countless others, Hill plays the drums like David Lynch writes... more info

Guardian Music — Micachu and the Shapes and Wilco's Glenn Kotche will also contribute to double album of Congotronics covers and remixes ... but there's no sign of BjörkAnimal Collective, Micachu and the Shapes and Wilco's Glenn Kotche are among those who will cover... more info

Guardian Music — Everyone from Brian May to Boredoms has bulit their own axe. So why not get creative and turn your skateboard into one?What are they? Guitars don't just come in Fender and Gibson flavours, you know. There's a whole universe of DIY designs out there t... more info

Totally Fuzzy — 0noise said... Beck - Stereopathetic Soulmanure (1994) Wolf Parade - Apologies to the Queen Mary (2005) Four Tet - Pause (2001) Dirty Projectors - Slaves' Graves & Ballads (2004) Dinosaur Jr - Dinosaur (1985) http://0noise.over-blog.com JPR said... ... more info

DrownedInSound — The 54th edition of This Week On DiS as a playlist, featuring Animal Collective, John Cooper Clarke, The White Stripes, These New Puritans, Yeasayer, Boredoms, Deerhunter and a few more for good measure! Read the full story on DrownedinSound.co... more info

DrownedInSound — Way back over three years ago the fantastic Japanese group Boredoms did something quite spectacular. They played with a whole 77 drummers as part of their ensemble. One can only imagine the sort of righteous noise this made. Unless you were there, in... more info

The Quietus — Noise mavericks announce performance documentary more info

The Music Fix — Drum orgy comes to home video. more info

Pitchfork — On July 7, 2007, Japanese experimental barons Boredoms, along with 74 drummers, took over Brooklyn's Empire Fulton Ferry State Park to play a piece called "77 Boadrum", which basically exploded the brains of every person in the vicinity. The drumm... more info