ContactMusic — Cult rockers the Afghan Whigs have reformed and will play their first show for 13 years at the All Tomorrows Parties Ill Be Your Mirror festival in London next year May12 The band led by enigmatic frontman Greg Dulli will replace Guided By Voices at.... more info

Stereogum — Back in the day, Greg Dulli’s wailing soul-rock band the Afghan Whigs lent a much-needed air of sex and danger to an alt-rock era dominated by Seattle-style self-flagellating. The band broke up in 2001, but next year, they’ll get back together to... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Greg Dulli of The Afghan Whigs (more by Dominick Mastrangelo) On Sunday 27th May 2012 Alexandra Palace will host the first show in 13 years from Cincinnati's rock legends THE AFGHAN WHIGS. Formed in 1986, the bands career from then... more info

Guardian Music — CSS feat Bobby Gillespie Hits Me Like A Rock (V2) Who'd have thought that Bobby G sighing over a track that sounds like Aqua covering The Tide Is High by Blondie would sound so fun? It reminds me of the music that was in the charts when Smash Hits us... more info

Altsounds — The Twilight Singers will release their new album 'Dynamite Steps' through Sub Pop Records on August 29th. Considering the success and critical mass Greg Dulli has enjoyed over the past two years with The Gutter Twins (with his long time friend Mark... more info

Guardian Music — From Pulp's peeping Tom to Gil Scott-Heron's Watergate rap, here are the songs you've been phone-tapping your feet toEavesdropping: the act of secretly listening in to others' conversations, whether accidentally or deliberately.Dr Feelgood, on their ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — words & photos by Dominick Mastrangelo That so many of the characters in Greg Dulli's songs are met by misfortune (often self-inflicted) and find themselves in questionable circumstances, it was fitting that he and his Twilight Singers rolled into Ne... more info

Topix — One of the most widely circulated Afghan Whigs bootlegs, from our own Paradise in May 1994, has the iconic alt-rock foursome busting out a loose and rollicking version of New Order's "Regret." It was one of those rare unexpected moments during a live... more info

Stereogum — Last night Greg Dulli & Co. put their backs into “On The Corner,” one of a number of rockers from the new Twilight Singers album Dynamite Steps. Dulli’s voice remains a ragged force. Maybe more importantly, the man can still wear sunglasses in ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — “I’ve come to take you under,” Greg Dulli sings at the top of the powerful new album by his sometimes-local lounge-noir outfit. That’s the kind of threat-slash-promise Dulli’s been making for a quarter-century now, first as frontman of the ... more info