L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The Who were far from the only rock band to take part in Super Bowl Sunday. Acts such as the Arcade Fire and Grizzly Bear were featured in advertisements debuting during the big game. Caught by surprise, however, were the... more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — First in a new thing I'm going to do, rounding up the days goings on in a few handy links. Hopefully this way I won't miss much of what is going on but won't have to spin a full post out of tiny internet morsels. Here goes nothing...Liam Gallagher ha... more info

NME — Wilco and Gonzales also appear on 'Compass' more info

Stereogum — Yep, that was "Two Weeks" you heard during the ad where Stevie Wonder hard-knock punched Tracy Morgan, Slug Bug style. But who were the old dudes covering the CSI theme at halftime? Check the Grizz and Arcade Fire spots ads at Videogum. more info

Stereogum — Last time we saw Jamie Lidell, he was helping Beck (and Feist, some Wilco folks) reinterpret Skip Spence's Oar. The favor's been returned: Beck, Feist, and Pat Sansone of Wilco show up on Lidell's third full-length Compass. In fact, the way it's s... more info

I Guess I'm Floating — I'm not really sure there is another television event where the commercials get more hype than the actual main attraction, save for the Super Bowl of course. Although I feel like the humorous and memorable commercials aren't as frequent as they used... more info

The Culture Of Me — Godspeed! more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — Photo by Andrew Strasser George Lewis, Jr., who records under the moniker Twin Shadow, is one of the latest signees to Terrible Records, the imprint started by Grizzly Bear's Chris Taylor. The catchy and new wavey "Castles in the Snow" subtly shifts ... more info

Stereogum — Twins come in pairs (FACTS), and since we recently turned our eyes towards terrific Brooklyn newcomers Twin Sister, it's only fitting we've found them a nominal neighborhood counterpart in George Lewis Jr. aka Twin Shadow. His press materials point t... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — Photo by Bek Andersen Rising Brooklyn group Acrylics released their quite good All of the Fire EP late last year, and their gentle, hazy atmospherics reflected the fact that they were one of the first singings on Grizzly Bear Chris Taylor's Terrible ... more info