NME — Drenge, Blood Red Shoes, Los Campesinos! and Fuck Buttons also join the initial line-up more info

Prefix — Photo gallery of Los Campesinos! and Speedy Ortiz at Irving Plaza in New York City (January 22, 2014) Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/photos/los-campesinos-speedy-ortiz-irving-plaza-pics/ more info

Sweeping The Nation — Truth be told, we didn't think there'd be a blog poll this year. Partly because this place was out of commission by choice for a while, but also the number of blogs closing down without notice, just disappearing and leaving a regular last pos... more info

Sweeping The Nation — 2 Los Campesinos! - No Blues[iTunes] [Spotify] [Amazon]The only way was up. Having put Hello Sadness' protracted breakup pains behind him - and how pointedly against that period the notably capitalised NO BLUES title seems - Gareth and the rest h... more info

Impose Magazine — Joes, the project of twenty-year-old Harvard student Jason Hellerstein, might have just found a way to blend Dismemberment Plan and Los Campesinos! into one perfect little band. Utilizing 90s influence and crunchy, lo-fi guitar vibes, the debut track... more info

Impose Magazine — On the other side of our Sophomore Lounge premieres today, we have Giving Up, a Kentucky/Iowa band who utilizes the often-forgotten beauty of male-female companion vocals and a keyboard to craft bubbly, self-conscious pop songs. Think Los Campesinos!... more info

Consequence of Sound — The latest from the Welsh sextet displays the wisdom of age. more info

Chorus.fm — *Los Campesinos! (http://www.absolutepunk.net/tags/los campesinos/)* music video for "Avocado, Baby!" can be seen in the replies. Submitted by I am Mick more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Young adult fiction authors share writing tips at the Atlantic. Pitchfork shares an oral history of singer-songwriter Elliott Smith. Pitchfork is streaming the new Los Campesinos! album No Blues. Slate reviews the musical adaptation of Alison Bechdel... more info

DrownedInSound — In a far corner of a foreign field that is forever England (or, okay, Wales) Los Campesinos! are genuinely and deservedly treasured. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info