Obscure Sound — Strutting a catchy rock drive, “Nothing to Prove” is a consuming new track from GO XO, representing the third release from the project of Chicago-based, Australian musician Luke Davis. Playful bass bounces combine with a sturdy vocal presence, gr... more info

Stereogum — Do we dare to dream of a new Father John Misty album this year? Well, we’re loosely anticipating one, and now our educated guess is backed up by new music. We don’t know if “The Old Law,” out today, is a first taste of the follow-up to 2024�... more info

Stereogum — For the past three years, Father John Misty has performed a Big Sur Park School Benefit at Sunset Cultural Center in Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA. In the past, he's uploaded the live shows to Bandcamp by each Christmas. The annual (((folkYEAH!)) event took ... more info

Obscure Sound — Swelling from debonair, twangy contemplations into a delectably raucous rock expanse, “Grow Ur Own Boyfriend” is a recent track from Nashville-based artist Griffin Winton. “I don’t need you, I can grow my own boyfriend,” Winton sings to sta... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Leonard Cohen. You saw the future, brother—it is murder. Read Father John Misty in MAGNET on Mr. Cohen: The post Happy Birthday Leonard Cohen appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — “Worst song ever made.” Eight days ago, a guy in Seattle named Justin Boldaji tweeted those words along with video of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros performing “Home” in an NPR Tiny Desk concert. In the footage, Jade Castrinos (hair cr... more info

Stereogum — A couple days ago, we lost pop music visionary Brian Wilson. Since the news of his passing, there’s been a massive outpour of admiration for the late Beach Boy. Yesterday, Grammy nominated producer and musician John Wilson (of no relation to Bri... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Father John Misty. We bring birthday tea for the Tillman. Cover photo for MAGNET by James Elliot Bailey. Read our cover story: The post Happy Birthday Father John Misty appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Obscure Sound — Austin-based band Day Joy show their knack for powerful songwriting with “JFC,” conjuring an aesthetic that reminds fondly of Father John Misty in its expansive rock/folk intertwining. A title-referencing opening intrigues amidst twinkling piano ... more info

Stereogum — A few months ago, Father John Misty released his album Mahashmashana , and it’s fucking awesome. Right now, Josh Tillman touring behind that LP, with Destroyer opening. Given that he’s got a new record to promote, you might expect the Mist to... more info