We All Want Someone To Shout For — I found a set of bootlegs from Robin Pecknold’s (Lead singer of Fleet Foxes people!!!) opening set for Joanna Newsome at Seattle’s The Moore Theater on August 4th. He played a whole set of new songs that may or may not be for Fleet Foxes. I picke... more info

Silent Uproar — Fleet Foxes have emerged from a self-imposed internet vacation with a photo album showcasing spring/summer studio sessions for the follow-up to 2008's self-titled debut. As well, there's a 14-minute tour documentary from Robin Pecknold's recent solo... more info

Stereogum — Photos of a sold-out show by Joanna Newsom in L.A. the other night (complete with standing ovation and a female would-be-stage-crasher blocked by security), with an opening set by an apologetic Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes, paranoid that his voice w... more info

KEXP Seattle — Robin Pecknold from Fleet Foxes has released a 14 minutes black and white documentary of his current tour as the opening act for Joanna Newsom.The video is available for viewing on the Fleet Foxes web site. Phil Selway, famous as the drummer for Radi... more info

Perfect Porridge — Got this track from J. Tillman, whom you may from Fleet Foxes, is psyched for his seventh full-length LP, called Singing Ax dropping september 14th. The first track I’ve heard (grab it below!) is a stripped down, minimalist effort not for the fain... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — J. Tillman is Fleet Foxes drummer. However, he has been releasing solo albums since 2005. He is gearing up to release his 7th album, Singing Ax, on September 14th via Western Vinyl. You can grab an mp3 of a song from the album called “Three Sisters... more info

Guardian Music — The 25-year-old who supported Fleet Foxes digs for treasure in his spare time. By Rob FitzpatrickFrank Fairfield, a 25-year-old from Los Angeles, is the sort of person who makes you feel sort of glad to be alive, so passionate is he about his obsessi... more info

Guardian Music — This month sees the 10th anniversary of Wichita Recordings. Ahead of a series of anniversary shows, co-founder Mark Bowen talks us through their notable releases from the last decade"The first release ..."Bright Eyes – Fevers and MirrorsI first met... more info

Guardian Music — Ex-Pulp frontman tells Association of Independent Music that furore over BBC 6 Music could spur golden age of independent musicIn an age of plummeting CD sales, rampant digital piracy and slashed expenses budgets, music executives are rarely cheerful... more info

Guardian Music — Hyde Park, LondonNow in its second year, the Serpentine Sessions festival is the absolute obverse of Glastonbury's sprawling eclecticism. With audience numbers capped firmly at 3,000, this three-day boutique event in central London strives to assembl... more info