Magnet Magazine — 15 years ago today, Grizzly Bear released Veckatimest. Shutter island. Read our Grizzly Bear cover story: The post Grizzly Bear Released “Veckatimest” 15 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Metal Injection — "It's great if you're Drake, and it's not great if you're Grizzly Bear. That makes being an artist unsustainable" more info

Stereogum — It was way more physical than I realized it would be. I’ve been thinking of Montréal’s Corridor primarily as a psych band ever since they returned from a long absence to announce new album Mimi. Lead single “Mourir Demain” was dreamy and ... more info

Stereogum — There’s Meatbodies, and then there’s Body Meat. They’re not the same thing. Body Meat is the alias of Chris Taylor, but not the Chris Taylor from Grizzly Bear. Instead, this Chris Taylor is a Philly DIY artist who’s been making chaotic, sp... more info

Obscure Sound — Exuding a late-night intrigue with an eerily compelling character, “Fire” is the latest single from Possumwulf. The Little Rock, Arkansas-based project has a savvy self-description on their Bandcamp: “Hillbilly doom pop for the collapse.” The... more info

Stereogum — First things first: Grizzly Bear, at least for now, are done. The band was one of the biggest things in indie rock for a long time, but they haven’t released an album since 2017’s Painted Ruins , and they haven’t played a live show since th... more info

Stereogum — The LA-based singer-songwriter Loren Kramar first made his name as a fine-art photographer, and he’s worked with people like Jorge Elbrecht, Francis And The Lights, Twin Shadow, and Grizzly Bear’s Chris Taylor and Chris Bear. Earlier this year... more info

Obscure Sound — Canadian band nightshades craft a caressing rock enthrallment on new single “The Out,” escalating from a quaint morning-set charm into a soaring exuberance. Mellow keys and a jazzy rhythmic background complement vocals suggesting an awakening of ... more info

Obscure Sound — A resonating album written in the aftermath of devastating loss, songs for a long train ride home comes via Miami-based artist leo reimer. The introductory track shows a spacey, contemplative immersion as vocals ask “who am I?” — building into ... more info

Sweeping The Nation — Eight down, two to go (and for one of those we'll have to wait until the end of the year) 2017 was the year when statistically we were told "rap overtakes rock", something it had actually done a long time previously and would continue to do as St... more info