Stereogum — The stomping, Modest Mouse gone Glasslands Wild Smile standout “Black Sheep” gets a Todd Yeager directed video and it’s exactly what a Suckers video should look like: colors and kitsch, green screens and ’80s VHS era visual tropes rendered in... more info

I Guess I'm Floating — This is where I call you a sucka for not getting into Suckers. Ah, such a lame joke but this Hump Day my lameness knows no bounds. On a more serious note, though, Suckers have been sizzling my eardrums since they spent a good amount of time opening... more info

I Guess I'm Floating — I had forgotten how much I enjoyed this song/video until it came across my iTunes on shuffle this morning. Fitting for a Tuesday, as it could easily be classified into the Two-Take Tuesday series. "Whale Song" is the best song off of Modest Mouse's... more info

ET Online — Music's finest are headed to Chicago's Union Park for the highly anticipated Pitchfork Music Festival and ET has the details and the lineup... Running from Friday, July 16 through Sunday, July 18, the music festival will feature a variety of i... more info

Pitchfork — Tickets for the final day of the Pitchfork Music Festival, Sunday, July 18, have sold out. Three-day passes for the festival, which comes to Chicago's Union Park July 16-18, sold out a while back. So if you didn't snap up your tickets to see Paveme... more info

Addict Music — After playing a number of sold out shows last December, Modest Mouse will return to London this September to play the Troxy. more info

Time Out, London — Raw blues man, producer and ex-hobo Steve (né Wold) has played with everyone from John Lee Hooker in the '60s to Modest Mouse and Bikini Kill. more info

Pitchfork — Portland, Oregon has long been known as one of America's most indie-friendly cities, but now we know just how indie-friendly the place is. As the Portland Mercury's End Hits blog points out, mayor Sam Adams now has a portrait of Isaac Brock in his... more info

Pitchfork — MP3: Ugly Casanova: "Lay Me Down" Modest Mouse are getting their tour on this summer, but frontman Isaac Brock has also reactivated his Ugly Casanova solo project, contributing nine songs to the soundtrack of the forthcoming documentary 180... more info

Pitchfork — A while back, we clued you in to the soundtrack to Chris Malloy's documentary about Patagonia, 180° South, featuring new compositions from Modest Mouse leader Isaac Brock's solo project Ugly Casanova and James Mercer of the Shins and Broken Bells. T... more info