Said the Gramophone — Devendra Banhart - "Daniel". In the new episode of The Organist, Banhart says that this song is not about him. Two tenderhearts who fall in love at the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus. A relationship that fades away. Then a... more info

Impose Magazine — Roberto Lange, also known as Helado Negro, celebrated the release of his newest record Invisible Life with a performance at Brooklyn, NY's Glasslands Gallery on Sunday, March 24th. There was also live music from Joymega and DJ sets by Devendra Ba... more info

Consequence of Sound — Devendra Banhart has scheduled a North American tour in support of his new album, Mala. He’ll begin his travels in Aspen on May 4th and remain on the road through early June. Also on the docket is an appearance at Sasquatch!. For a preview, read ou... more info

Consequence of Sound — Devendra Banhart, Chrvches, Trash Talk, Diarrhea Planet, and more. more info

Pitchfork - Album Reviews — It's tempting to claim that the Helado Negro of 2009's Awe Owe is unrecognizable in the Helado Negro of Invisible Life. The former was a softly warped, pastoral record with Spanish lyrics and prominent Latin guitar; the latter is a more urbane ele... more info

Consequence of Sound — Freak-folk journey through the strange and mellow. more info

Pitchfork - Album Reviews — Insofar as anything about Devendra Banhart was ever considered "underrated," the man rarely got enough credit for his sense of humor. He was often called "playful" or "mischievous," or some other lightly stepping compliment that aligned more comforta... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — A Devendra Banhart album is akin to an art exhibit of miniatures, the rewards contingent on the viewer's/listener's commitment to exploring each tiny detail in his microcosmic mise-en-scènes. Those rewards here more often are moments of smiling "ahh... more info

Pitchfork - Tours — 03-13 Austin, TX - SXSW06-28 Brighton, England - The Old Market07-13 Paris, France - Le Trianon07-17 Manchester, England - The Ritz07-18 London, England - Barbican more info

DrownedInSound — The results are interesting without ever stretching into what could be classed as truly exciting, a collection of hazy, groove-led tracks that never seem to spark into life to a great degree or hook their melodies deep enough into your brain. R... more info