Brooklyn Vegan — Today's NYC-area shows include Radiohead, Dirty Projectors, Erasure, Suicidal Tendencies, Foo Fighters, Girl Ray, Immersion (Colin Newman of Wire), Kimya Dawson, A-Trak, The Octopus Project, and much more. Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Avett Brothers, Hasan Minhaj, Daughters, and more tour announcements. Continue reading… more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Body/Head's The Switch, Dirty Projectors' Lamp Lit Prose, and Jenn Champion's Single Rider are the new albums I can recommend this week. Reissues include a remastered and expanded 50th anniversary edition of the Grateful Dead's Anthem of the Sun... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The album features Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold, former Vampire Weekend member Rostam, Amber Mark, Empress Of, Syd and Dear Nora. Continue reading… more info

JamBase — Release Day Picks this week highlight new albums by Slightly Stoopid, The National, Dirty Projectors, The Suffers, Love Canon and Grateful Dead. The post Release Day Picks: July 13th New Album Highlights appeared first on JamBase. more info

Consequence of Sound — Dave Longstreth chats with us about the album's numerous collaborators, from HAIM and Rostam to some of LA's best brass players. more info

Consequence of Sound — David Longstreth side-steps the self-indulgence and delivers quirk, wit, and warmth on his brightest album yet. more info

Stereogum — Tomorrow, Dave Longstreth is releasing the latest Dirty Projectors album, Lamp Lit Prose, which marks a return to a more collaborative spirit compared to last year's self-titled, largely solo effort. We've heard "Break-Thru" and "That's A Lifestyle" ... more info

Guardian Music — (Domino)This polar opposite of Dave Longstreth’s previous break-up howl, this album is impossible to resistIf you’re one of those people who reflexively hates anything hip, Dirty Projectors will profoundly aggravate you. If the Brooklyn... more info

New York Times — David Longstreth turns away from the electronic sounds of his last album, embracing warmer tones on an LP that celebrates love while grappling with political dread. more info