Brooklyn Vegan — Initially self-released in 2013, Paperbag Records will re-release Frog Eyes' "Carey's Cold Spring" record on on vinyl and CD on June 17...The label will also be releasing Carey's book called Clouds of Evil, a collection of essays compiled for... more info

Consequence of Sound — Full of grit, haunting melodies, and visceral performances. more info

Said the Gramophone — Frog Eyes - "Claxxon's Lament" Peace will hide in unexpected places, under the fingernails of the world. Peace will hide inside the noise of guitars, in trees, in the tired eyes of beasts. Peace will hide in vanishing points,... more info

Prefix — Frog Eyes and Carey Mercer have announced the release of a new LP from the band, their first ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/frog-eyes-share-claxxons-lament-announce-new-lp/74987/ more info

Consequence of Sound — A record that's "deeply fearful, almost paranoid". more info

Guardian Music — (Dead Oceans)No one could ever accuse sometime New Pornographer Dan Bejar of following a linear career path with his Destroyer project. They began life in 1995 as the sort of acoustic post-Pavement outfit that released cassette-only albums with names... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Fuck Death is the third Blackout Beach album from Carey Mercer, breathy frontman for indie-rock heroes Frog Eyes and Swan Lake and his first for art-indie hub Dead Oceans. Mercer says the album was "an attempt to make something about beauty and war,... more info

Music For Ants — Spencer Krug really is the man of a thousand names. Whether it’s Sunset Rubdown, Wolf Parade, Frog Eyes, Swan Lake, Fifths of Seven or most recently, Moonface, the ingenious Canadian singer/songwriter/keyboardist has undertaken a multitude of guise... more info

Stereogum — The video for Frog Eyes’ “The Sensitive Girls” — a song from one of 2010’s most overlooked albums Paul’s Tomb: A Triumph — was directed by the London-based Russian artist Marsha Balaeva. She used just under 1,000 hand-drawn ink and penc... more info

Pop Headwound — As 2010 draws to a close, I’m still playing catch up with some of the records that I missed or slept on over the past 12 months. The fact that I’m only now getting into Frog Eyes’ Paul’s Tomb: A Triumph is one that I have no excuse for. I p... more info