Stereogum — Earlier this year, the LA-based experimental artist Claire Rousay released her powerful new LP sentiment , and it’s one of our favorites of the year thus far. Next month, she’ll collaborate with Jeff Tweedy on the all-star benefit compilation... more info

Magnet Magazine — 10 years ago today, Tweedy released Sukierae. Sorrow floats away. Read our review of Jeff Tweedy’s essential solo debut, which came next: The post Tweedy Released “Sukierae” 10 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Jeff Tweedy (Wilco, Uncle Tupelo). You’re the boy with the poetry power. Cover photo for MAGNET of Jeff and son Spencer by Christian Lantry. Read our classic Wilco cover story from 2002: The post Happy Birthday Jeff Tweedy (Wilco, Un... more info

Stereogum — In 1965, the Staple Singers, already giants in the world of gospel, released Freedom Highway, an album explicitly inspired by the Civil Rights struggle. Pops Staples wrote the album’s title track, and his daughter and bandmate Mavis was in her m... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday President Obama. Artists you love who’ve been on the cover of MAGNET: the Black Keys, the National, Okkervil River, Jeff Tweedy, Kurt Vile, Waxahatchee and Lucy Dacus (who seems to consider you a war criminal). Read Obama press secre... more info

New York Post — The Man Who Loves You will settle down in Woodstock from Oct. 11-13. more info

Stereogum — When Wilco leader Jeff Tweedy posts intimate solo recordings on his Substack, Starship Casual, they’re usually behind a paywall. But today, Tweedy has posted two new covers, free for all. more info

Stereogum — This past weekend was Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival in Massachusetts. The band released their new EP Hot Sun Cool Shroud just as the fest was beginning, and their “deep cuts” set on Friday night was full of live debuts and rarities. Last ni... more info

Stereogum — Wilco are back with a new EP today called Hot Sun Cool Shroud, coinciding with this year’s iteration of their own Solid Sound festival. If you weren’t able to snag tickets to see them play new stuff and deep cuts at the Massachusetts Museum o... more info

Stereogum — Solid Sound is not like other festivals. It’s at an art museum: the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, in North Adams, MA. It’s relatively small, with a capacity of about 8,000 people per day. And it’s entirely centered around Wilco �... more info