Chorus.fm — Bright Eyes will be releasing 'The Studio Albums 2000-2011' in September. The post Bright Eyes Announce Box Set appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

Stereogum — This September, Saddle Creek Records will release a collection of Bright Eyes studio albums in a limited edition box set fittingly titled The Studio Albums 2000-2011. Limited to 5,000 copies worldwide, the set will include new, Bob Ludwig-remastered ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Bright Eyes frontman will hit up a handful of major cities in November. more info

Rolling Stone — M. Ward gave fans a good reason to show up early and catch his set opening for Brian Wilson Sunday night at Los Angeles' Hollywood Bowl as the singer/songwriter staged a surprise semi-reunion for Monsters of Folk, Ward's supergroup with My Morning... more info

Impose Magazine — Those living outside of Omaha, Nebraska might quickly associate its music scene with Midwestern emo. Think Bright Eyes, the Faint, and Cursive. While it’s certainly the home to Conor Oberst and his label, Saddle Creek Records, the surrounding music... more info

Stereogum — Ryan Adams has been consistently sharing previews of his 1989 cover album since he announced the project earlier this month, and the latest track he’s given us is a rootsy version of “Shake It Off,” a far departure from the pop bombast of the o... more info

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Stereogum — Back in 2002, Desaparecidos, the politically motivated punk band led by Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst, released a really great album called Read Music / Speak Spanish. Up until now, that’s the only album they ever managed to release. The band d... more info

Stereogum — A decade ago, when I was a student at Ohio University, every couple weeks I found myself in the front row at a Southeast Engine concert. The band played thoughtful, rugged, ornate folk-rock with strains of Dylan, Wilco, and Bright Eyes in its DNA plu... more info

Stereogum — “Facework” wriggles like a centipede across your skin. Cillie Barnes’ voice brims with revulsion and barely-contained disgust, and a thousand tiny legs of sound shoot out of the song’s slim, agile structure. As “Facework” shimmers through... more info