Stereogum — King Krule debuted a couple of new songs on Mount Kimbie's radio show in April, and during his set at Barcelona's Primavera Sound festival yesterday, he debuted a few more. Before playing one of them, "The Locomotive," Archy Marshall announced that i... more info

Core News — “A four-part residency from Mount Kimbie split between Los Angeles and London, with Dom and Kai hosting two shows each on the opposing sides of the Atlantic ocean, joined by special guests and life-sized cut outs of their missing partners.” Check... more info

Stereogum — King Krule's Archy Marshall was a guest on Mount Kimbie's new NTS radio show, where he played two new tracks from his complicated web of side projects. One is an untitled one from Hypnodisc, which he does alongside his brother Jack, and another is fr... more info

Stereogum — This past weekend, the California band the Growlers held their annual Beach Goth festival in Orange County. This was the rare festival where you can catch Bon Iver, TLC, Reel Big Fish, and Gucci Mane in the same weekend. And during his set, as this R... more info

Consequence of Sound — "another age, another name for the stomps," writes the UK-based crustacean. more info

Stereogum — Today is the birthday of Archy Marshall, aka King Krule, and to celebrate the occasion he’s shared a new track under the name the Return Of Pimp Shrimp, another new moniker for a man who has gone by many names over the years. It’s called “Feel ... more info

Stereogum — The Growlers have announced the fifth annual Beach Goth festival, which is moving locations to Oak Canyon Park on Lake Irvine in Silverado, CA. Bon Iver, Justice, King Krule, Gucci Mane, RL Grime, TLC, James Blake, Devendra Banhart, Nicolas Jaar, 2 L... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Jack and Archy Marshall Archy Marshall, aka King Krule, hasn't released an album since 2013's 6 Feet Beneath the Moon, but today he announced that the wait will be over on December 10. Under his own name here, Archy has teamed... more info

Stereogum — Later this month, Archy Marshall (aka King Krule) and his brother Jack will put out a book called more info

NME — The 13-year-old covered Krule's 'Easy Easy' more info