Stereogum — Fans been waiting six years for a new Fleet Foxes album, and today, that wait is finally ending. Crack-Up, the folky Seattle harmonizers follow-up to their beloved sophomore LP Helplessness Blues, officially comes out next week, and we've already hea... more info

Uncut — “Was I too slow? Did I change overnight?” Robin Pecknold returns to the hunt. “Was I too slow? Did I change overnight?” Robin Pecknold returns to the hunt. The post Fleet Foxes’ Crack-Up reviewed appeared first on Uncut. more info

Chorus.fm — Fleet Foxes have released the news song “If You Need To, Keep Time on Me.” more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes are releasing their third album, Crack-Up, next week -- it made it onto our Best Albums Of 2017 So Far list at #44 -- and today they've shared a new track from it called "If You Need To, Keep Time on Me." We've previously heard "Third Of ... more info

Nialler9 — Sigrid, Michael Kiwanuka, Songhoy Blues and Torres are among the 34 names added to Iceland Airwaves this year in Reykjavík. Taking place from 1st – 5th November 2017, in Iceland this year, it’ll also expand to the Northern Icelandic city... more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes will release their new album, Crack-Up, in just a few weeks and today Robin Pecknold announced that the band is looking for a new member. The frontman posted a brief note on Instagram: "If you play a string instrument (violin / viola / ce... more info

New York Times — Robin Pecknold, lead singer of the indie rock band, needed a six-year sabbatical before he could rejoin his band mates for their record “Crack-Up.” more info

JamBase — Watch official footage of yesterday’s Fleet Foxes show at Sydney Opera House in Australia. more info

Stereogum — Here's something weird! On his Instagram Story over the weekend, Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold shared a message that he'd sent to another iconic Pacific Northwest indie rock star. In that message, he introduced Modest Mouse main man Isaac Brock... more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes played the last show of a four-night run at the very cool-looking Sydney Opera House last night. The band played a number of songs from their upcoming album Crack-Up and a cover of the Bee Gees' "In The Morning," and they livestreamed the... more info