NME — Pop singer released 'Shake It Off' video to tease new album '1989' more info

Stereogum — In a new clip from Loiter Squad, Odd Future’s sketch series for Adult Swim, Earl Sweatshirt plays a prisoner in a Scared Straight-style program. The results are bizarre — for example, he brags to kids that he was already running a Fortune 500 com... more info

KEXP Seattle — No spoilers, but you’ll probably never guess what happens at the end of this new Spoon video. Check out the clip for the track “Do You” below, directed by Hiro Murai (who’s done similarly-weird videos for Earl Sweatshirt, St. Vincent, Cults).... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — From Denmark to New Zealand, Earl Sweatshirt has toured rigorously since the release of his major label debut, “Doris”, last August. more info

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MTV.co.uk News — The Odd Future MC has had to pull out from the rest of his tour... more info

Stereogum — Back when he was an urban legend exiled in Samoa, Earl Sweatshirt had it easy. Now that he’s been back in the real world for a couple years and is constantly in the studio or out promoting last year’s dense Doris, life is a lot busier and far mor... more info

NME — The band release their self-titled debut album on July 14 more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Jae S. Kim Trash Talk / Earl and friends / outside Palisades Trash Talk brought their free tour with Odd Future pal Left Brain to NYC for a show at new-ish Bushwick venue Palisades this week (6/17) for... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Amanda Hatfield & Dana (distortion) Yavin Vampire Weekend / Interpol / James Blake / Pikachu "New York cares." That's what the audience sang with Interpol's Paul Banks during the city indie anthem "NYC" as Governors Ball 2014 neared... more info