Stereogum — On "Harper," from their debut collection Content Imagination, notey instrumental Portland-via-Sacramento trio What's Up? come off like a steel-drumming Trans Am. Or Lucky Dragons giving a go at Zombi in a PDX Tiki bar. The sound's steeped in that low... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — Image: Devorah Klein Dirty Projectors and David Byrne at Dark Was the Night at Radio City Music Hall May 2009 The other day I posted about the upcoming free JellyNYC shows happening at the Williamsburg Waterfront this summer (as opposed to McCarren P... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The New York Times profiles David Longstreth of the Dirty Projectors. Since he began releasing music under the name Dirty Projectors in 2003, Mr. Longstreth has gradually established himself as indie-rock’s workaholic mad genius, churning out ... more info

More than almost any other band in the indie-verse Dirty Projectors have dedicated themselves to the more dazzling points of musical technique. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Dirty Projectors @ Housing Works in May (more by Ryan Muir) So as it turns out, the June 19th Dirty Projectors date that has been sitting out there for a month, in in fact WRONG. They are not playing the... more info

Culture Bully — After several years of making critically praised but widely unheard experimental rock, Longstreth and co. have succeeded in creating their magnum opus: a work of art that is not only aurally complex but also deeply enjoyable on a purely aesthetic lev... more info

Stereogum — If you've only read about how terrific the new Dirty Projectors album is, change that with this full album stream at NPR. See you at the Gummys, Bitte Orca. Album's out 6/9 via Domino. more info

LargeHeartedBoy — NPR is streaming the new Dirty Projectors album, Bitte Orca, in its entirety. The Hollywood Reporter reviews the stage musical adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Coraline. The Escapist examines the nerdcore music movement. The Guardian and Daily Mail profil... more info

Guardian Music — Louis Pattison hails cassette tapes, the plucky format that refuses to diePerhaps you remember cassette tapes. Once rather popular, by the turn of this century, these small plastic rectangles made their homes in the bargain bins of Woolworths and Our... more info

Stereogum — Last month's Red Hot all-star show found Dirty Projectors, David Byrne, Feist, the National, Bon Iver, and other indie luminaries sharing the stage at Radio City Music Hall. Now you can stream an hour and 45 minutes of the show at NPR. more info