Stereogum — They brought Angles‘ most angular track to Late Night. They always seem to be at their most energetic for Letterman, but Julian Casablancas also wandered past the monitors and got on one knee toward the end. It prompted Letterman to say, “You all... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — “I will wait for you / Will you wait for me too?” So goes the chorus for “Under Cover of Darkness,” the first single from the Strokes’ latest album, “Angles.” Frontman Julian Casablancas could be singing about love, or, just... more info

Scotsman.com — Heartily sick of singing the same old song for ten years, Julian Casablancas and his gang have at last produced an album on which it sounds like they're having fun more info

ContactMusic — The Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas delivered all of his vocals for the group's new album via email - because the outspoken singer wanted to give his bandmates complete creative freedom. The star wrote every song on the band's previous release... more info

Guardian Music — The Strokes are not alone in trashing their own work, there's a tradition of artists disowning their creationsPoor old the Strokes. It appears that they've spent the last five years making an album, Angles, that they don't even like. "I won't do the ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Midway through a 90-minute set to open the third night of showcases at the South by Southwest festival and conference, Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas took a pause between songs. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Midway through a 90-minute set to open the third night of showcases at the South by Southwest festival and conference, Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas took a pause between songs. For a band with meticulous determination, even a brief between-song... more info

NME — Julian Casablancas and co bring 'Angles' to Austin more info

NME — Julian Casablancas says the band have already started on 'Strokes No 5' more info

NME — Singer give run-through of band's fourth album more info