Stereogum — Dirty Projectors returned last year with "Keep Your Name," their first new song since 2012. The song was preceded by audio-visual preview clips, and now it appears Dave Longstreth's project is teasing another new track. As Pitchfork points out, the b... more info

Consequence of Sound — The band's seventh studio album could be imminent. more info

Stereogum — After staying quiet for years, Dirty Projectors returned in September with the glitchy new single “Keep Your Name.” Dave Longstreth’s depressive lyrics and the song’s distinct lack of Amber Coffman ignited rumors of a breakup between the band... more info

Obscure Sound — Bouncy, aquatic guitar tones help lead a refreshing beginning to “Ricœur”, a new track from Tweed & Hyenas, an indie-pop trio from South East London that started out as the solo project of Faroe Islands native singer and guitarist Jón Klæmint ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Whether she's still in Dirty Projectors or not, Amber's solo debut, 'City of No Reply,' will be out via Columbia sometime in the future. Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — The track is taken from Coffman's debut solo album, City Of No Reply, which will be released by Colombia Records. more info

Stereogum — The virtuoso vocalist Amber Coffman is a longtime member of the Dirty Projectors, but she wasn’t a part of that band’s recent song “Keep Your Name.” And now, it appears that, at least for one song, she’s gone solo. Coffman has just shared t... more info

Yahoo! Music — Our guide to this week's (and last week's) album releases also features the week's top new music videos from artists like Lady Gaga, Dirty Projectors, and New Order, plus brand new streaming music from Drive-By Truckers, Nicolas Jaar, ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Take a listen to 10 new passionate performances. more info

New York Times — The nine songs and videos that caught our pop critics’ attention this week, from Common’s “Black America Again” to LVL Up’s “The Closing Door.” more info