L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Father John Misty, who has had a brief sideline as a Top 40 pop-song writer for Beyoncé and Lady Gaga, has a new album, “Pure Comedy,” out soon. And it’s supposedly the most bloodletting LP he’s ever written. But Misty, t... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — While we wait for Father John Misty's new album Pure Comedy, he's just shared three what he calls "generic" pop songs. They're filled with "whoa ohs," lyrics on love, life and faith, and absolutely no diatribes on hollowness of showbiz... more info

Consequence of Sound — He's also reactivated his Twitter account. more info

Stereogum — Father John Misty co-wrote songs on Beyoncé and Lady Gaga's latest albums, and in interviews lately, he's been talking at great length about how calculated and grotesque the major-label pop world is. Now, he's taken to Soundcloud to share "Generic P... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Hazlitt interviewed Ann Goldstein about translating the work of Elena Ferrante. Kyle MacLachlan shared a music playlist for the Twin Peaks revival. The winners of this year's National Book Critics Circle Awards have been announced. Pitchfork intervie... more info

Stereogum — Father John Misty is in the midst of a press cycle for his upcoming third studio LP, Pure Comedy , and he's already bestowed us with a plethora of classic Mistyisms, from loving "the exhilaration of feeling a pull quote come out of your mouth" to br... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Father John Misty's new album is out April 7. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — We've all gotten a bit worn out with Father John Misty lately, whether it's his take on Nickelback's misunderstood classic "How You Remind Me" or his justification of the second most-controversial Taylor Swift lyric in the past few years. The man him... more info

Chorus.fm — Father John Misty has released an unboxing video for his new album Pure Comedy. more info

Stereogum — Father John Misty may be a bit of a pretentious ass sometimes, but hey, at least he's self-aware about it. "I have a weird, cheap petulance," Josh Tillman explains in a lengthy new interview with The New York Times . "People hear it, and it fills th... more info