L.A. Times - Entertainment — Recently, the band have gotten a sprinter's start on their followup to their 2010 full-length, "Lisbon," recording 18 songs ahead of schedule. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The Walkmen have gotten a sprinter’s start as they prepare a follow-up to their 2010 album, “Lisbon” -- recording 18 songs ahead of schedule for the forthcoming record. So far, the new tracks have proved to be an exercise in sonic restraint. more info

Impose Magazine — Having recently played a show with Fleet Foxes in Seattle, The Walkmen decided to pop into local radio station KEXP to perform a some songs. Rather than regale with their memorable songs like "The Rat", the band decided to play some country hits by T... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Salon interviews the members of Wild Flag about their self-titled debut album (out September 13th). A lot of Pacific Northwest bands sound like the Fleet Foxes... Brownstein: ...who I love by the way. I just can't write music like that...... more info

Guardian Music — Explore the Fleet Foxes performing at Glastonbury using our 360 degree interactive panoramic tool more info

KEXP Seattle — For the second time this year, Fleet Foxes treated local fans to a two-night residency at the Paramount. While their first stint doubled as an album release party for Helplessness Blues, the ebullient hype had had time to simmer for their shows on Tu... more info

Stereogum — Last night in Seattle, Fleet Foxes played a big hometown show at the Paramount, and frontman Robin Pecknold took the opportunity to try out a new solo-acoustic song that seems to be called “August Night.” Someone in the crowd got a decent-quality... more info

KEXP Seattle — We’re exhausted but had an amazing Labor Day weekend at Bumbershoot! As expected, the music just keeps getting better and the schedule keeps getting busier. Tuesday starts a 2-night series at the Paramount with Fleet Foxes and The Walkmen. On Thurs... more info

Guardian Music — (Play It Again Sam)Oklahoma's Other Lives share Fleet Foxes' ethereal harmonies and the National's sense of erupting, turbulent majesty, yet their second album has a widescreen, filmic quality different from both. Tamer Animals feels like a dreamlike... more info

Guardian Music — Laura Marling, Fleet Foxes and Josh T Pearson made Green Man the ultimate chillout zone this summerAlicia Canter more info