Stereogum — Dirty Projectors' first new album in five years is stunningly evocative and wildly inventive, the sort of boundary-pushing album that comes along pretty infrequently. (Bon Iver's 22, A Million is one in recent memory; Art Angels another.) Oddly e... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Can an album look inward and out at the same time? Dave Longstreth thinks so, and he’s just made one that proves it. The singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist at the core of Dirty Projectors, Longstreth is known to indie-rock fans for h... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Can an album look inward and out at the same time? Dave Longstreth thinks so, and he’s just made one that proves it. The singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist at the core of Dirty Projectors, Longstreth is known to indie-rock fans for h... more info

Consequence of Sound — David Longstreth goes solo to turn struggles with loneliness and heartbreak into a glitchy mix of dance music. more info

Stereogum — Two years ago, the world was surprised to learn that Dirty Projectors mastermind Dave Longstreth had co-written the Kanye West/Paul McCartney/Rihanna hit "FourFiveSeconds." But that improbably collaboration wasn't the only time Longstreth and West wo... more info

New York Times — The band created one of indie rock’s most indelible sounds, built around the collaboration of David Longstreth and Amber Coffman. Now he’s reinventing their music without her. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — This is the bounciest, most fun track we've heard off the record yet, with David Longstreth and D∆WN's voices blending in the breeze. Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — Futuristic jam also features Battles' Tyondai Braxton and RHCP associate Mauro Refosco. more info

Stereogum — Dirty Projectors are releasing their new self-titled album in a few weeks. Dave Longstreth mostly eschewed vocal collaborators this time around in favor of playing his own voice against itself, but one exception to that is "Cool Your Heart," a collab... more info

Consequence of Sound — The poignant performance also featured Dirty Projectors’ Dave Longstreth and Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards providing backup vocals. more info