Pasta Primavera — I can’t seem to remember there ever being a compilation this chocked full of amazing original tracks.  You name it and it’s on Dark Was The Night - Sufjan Stevens, The Books, Feist, Grizzly Bear, Spoon, David Byrne, The Dirty Projectors, Jo... more info

Stereogum — As Dave Longstreth's Dirty Projectors has metamorphosed, so has the project's lineup, becoming both a magnet and revolving door for noteworthy avant indie talent (Nat Baldwin, Larkin Grimm, Charlie Looker, etc. and etc.). Two years ago he rung in the... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — So, you thought you saw the last show at the Knitting Factory in Manhattan on New Year’s Eve with Akron/Family, Deerhoof, and Dirty Projectors? Not so fast. The club on Leonard Street has added some more shows: February 28: Master Musicians of Jaj... more info

Ryan's Smashing Life — PICK IT UP - ROCK FOR A CAUSE: Musicians are working together these days performing some pretty sensational songs for Dark Was The Night a new benefit albums for the Red Hot organization (an international charity dedicated to raising money and awaren... more info

Pitchfork — No time to waste here: Brooklyn's Dirty Projectors have a lot going on. The band will release their first single on new label Domino on April 21. It's called "Byond Uquafina" and it will be released on CD and 12", backed by B-side "The Bride" and in... more info

Pitchfork — No time to waste here: Brooklyn's Dirty Projectors have a lot going on. The band will release their first single on new label Domino on April 21. It's called "Byond Uquafina" and it will be released on CD and 12", backed by B-side "The Bri... more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — N.A.S.A (North America, South America), the brainchild of Squeek E. Clean and DJ Zegon, certainly wins the award for most star studded album of 2009. The people involved in his project range from straight up hip-hop (Ghostface Killah, Chuck D, ODB), ... more info

Guardian Music — Dirty Projectors and David Byrne – Knotty PineCharity singles don't always make for spectacular listening, particularly when they involve a collaboration between previously unacquainted artists. But for every Heather Smalls doing Lou Reed's Pe... more info