Guardian Music — With woozy guitars playing over washes of keyboard, this somnolent synth-kid has inspired a new genre – hypnagogic popHometown: New Jersey.The lineup: Matt Mondanile (instruments, production).The background: On Monday, we interviewed legendary... more info

The Culture Of Me — The newest issue of 'Sup Magazine, volume 21, is out now in various culture spots in New York City, LA, Paris, London, Brussels and Berlin. Covering the likes of Neon Indian, Restless People, The Drums, The Oya Festival, Retro/Grade [Ed.... more info

XLR8R — Don't sleep! Read the new issue of XLR8R before it even hits the stands! From Latin playboy Matías Aguayo's creative take on house to Londoners L-Vis 1990 and Bok Bok holding it down with their club and label, Night Slugs, to a full-on s... more info

Pasta Primavera — Lefse Records, the place that brought us the likes of Neon Indian, Phaseone, and Tape Deck Mountain, have begun an offshoot label Waaga Records.  To celebrate this new beginning they have offered a free digital compilation containing many of their... more info

Guardian Music — From post-punk to synth-pop, the noughties saw a never-ending 1980s revival that left no trend unturned. But has it finally run its course?In December, I went to see Neon Indian play in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. They were great, the spangled kitschadel... more info

From post-punk to synth-pop, the noughties saw a never-ending 1980s revival that left no trend unturned. But has it finally run its course?In December, I went to see Neon Indian play in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. They were great, the spangled kitschadel... more info

My Old Kentucky — I have fallen in love with this track from The Delta Mirror, the latest signee to Lefse Records - home of Neon Indian, A Grave With No Name and Tape Deck Mountain. The project consists of Los Angeles-based Craig Gordon and David Bolt. Their forthco... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — Usually when we see the words "Neon Indian" and "Remix" this close to each other, we assume it's Alan Palomo doing the knob-twisting, but in this case it's his "Deadbeat Summer" getting a reworking from Las Vegas duo Afghan Raiders, who give the trac... more info

The Culture Of Me — Everyone's kicking out low end-leaning edits, originals and anthems lately, and the guys from Vegas in Afghan Raiders are picking up that trend and pouncing out another great tune, this time a remix of "Deadbeat Summer" from Alan Palomo's second... ... more info

Chicago Tribune — Alan Palomo, a 21-year-old Mexican-born film student with a knack for bending synthesizers to his will, has found accidental success through a bedroom project he dubbed Neon Indian. more info