WFMU's Beware of the Blog — Earcandy for your eyes Death in June in Brooklyn at the Bell House on September 20, 2013. After the break: Grails at Saint Vitus Grails playing an unreleased new song at Saint Vitus in Brooklyn on September 15, 2013. more info

Chorus.fm — *Selena Gomez (http://www.selenagomez.com)* knocks *Jay Z (http://www.lifeandtimes.com)* off the top spot as her debut record, Stars Dance, lands at #1 with 96,000 copies sold. Meanwhile, Jay's Magna Carta... Holy Grails falls to #2 with 77,000 sold,... more info

Impose Magazine — Staying true to his ascetic roots, Emil Amos of Grails, Om, Lilacs & Champagne, and so on, premieres "The Fact Facer" from his solo-project Holy Sons. The album My Only Warm Coals was originally released on the Dutch imprint Morc Records some years b... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Fred Pessaro // BBG Cover of the Grails side of the Pharoah Overlord split Grails are preparing the release of Black Tar Prophecies Vol.5, one side of a split with the Finnish greats Pharaoh Overlord (members of Circle). That record... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by BBG Art for the Lilacs & Champagne LP It's nearly impossible to nail down a Grails release as far as influence is concerned; odd 70s soundtracks, prog, kraut-rock, post-rock, goth and dashes of metal all rear their head in... more info

Stereogum — We’ve already posted “Everywhere, Everyone,” the first track from Lilacs & Champagne, the spooky, apocalyptic production duo made up of Grails’ Alex Hall and Emil Amos. And now here’s another one from their self-titled album: “Lilacs,” ... more info

Stereogum — Two members of the Portland band Grails, Alex Hall and Emil Amos, have a new project going: The heavy, churning production duo Lilacs & Champagne. Last month, we posted their dark, eerie debut single “Everywhere, Everyone.” And now we’ve got th... more info

Stereogum — Alex Hall and Emil Amos, the production team behind the Portland instrumental rock band Grails, have a distinctly unrock new project called Lilacs & Champagne. The new project is a producer-music sort of thing; the two make sound-pieces that draw fro... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Autumn Andel Neurosis / The Antlers Typhoon played a great set with thirteen people on stage, a friend notes that every time she sees the band there's someone else in it. After their set, lead singer Kyle Morton... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Emil Amos with Grails at KF in April (more by BBG) Holy Sons, aka Emil Amos of Om/Grails, will support Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks on part of their upcoming jaunt across the East Coast/Mid-West, including at Terminal 5 on... more info