Stereogum — Cate Le Bon released her latest album, Crab Day, last year, and today she debuted a video for the track “Love Is Not Love.” The whimsical, Phil Collins-directed clip finds Le Bon in a church alongside a group of colorfully dressed interpretive da... more info

Impose Magazine — On Tuesday, May 5, Cate Le Bon celebrated another Crab Day at Rough Trade with Mega Bog supporting. Photographer Julia Drummond was there to catch their sets. You can revisit Sam Lefebvre’s Conversation with Cate Le Bon, here. The post Cate Le Bon,... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Frightened Rabbit, Cate Le Bon, Waxahatchee, Shit Robot, Holly Miranda, an all-Prince edition of Questlove's 'Bowl Train' and more recommended show options in NYC tonight. Continue reading… more info

Guardian Music — (Turnstile)There’s something very cheering about the quietly blossoming career of Cate Le Bon. Each of the Welsh songwriter’s last three albums have won new fans for her idiosyncratic guitar pop, and she is now a cherished indie institution. Her ... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — PJ Harvey: The Hope Six Demolition Project I can also recommend Cate Le Bon's Crab Day, The Coathangers' Nosebleed Weekend, and Sturgill Simpson's A Sailor's Guide To Earth Sam Beam and Jesca Hoop's Love Letter For Fire is also... more info

Consequence of Sound — Spooky singer-songwriter shows growth in celebrating an imaginative new holiday. more info

Guardian Music — (Turnstile) Related: Cate Le Bon: how Cardiff’s finest found a California state of mind After third album Mug Museum, Welsh art-popper Cate Le Bon has turned the last of her pottery-wheel twee and, on Crab Day, creates a springy rubber-band-ball of... more info

New York Times — Ms. Le Bon’s fourth album rejects grandiosity and has a charming yet shocking feel to it. more info

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Brooklyn Vegan — This London band's spare, spooky sound falls somewhere between Cate Le Bon and Electrelane. Continue reading… more info