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Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Mimi Hong Parquet Courts / Woods & Kurt Vile / Beach Fossils @ Webster Hall 12/2/2015 We already posted a review and set of pictures from Ground Control Touring's big 15th Anniversary bash at Webster Hall on Wednesday... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Amanda Hatfield; words by Bill Pearis Parquet Courts & Lee Ranaldo / Rainer Maria & Meredith Graves / Kurt Vile & Kim Gordon / Waxahatche & Mac McCaughan / Titus' Patrick Stickles None of the acts on any... more info

Stereogum — Aussie newcomers the Goon Sax excel in excruciatingly real, smart, self-deprecating lyrics about humdrum broken heart-related anxieties in post-adolescence: “I need a boyfriend/ Or just anything real.” Their latest track “Boyfriend” engages i... more info

Mercury News, California — Cave Singers, Kamasi Washington, Parquet Courts, Cayucas, Escort and The Thermals among other acts set to appear at 24th annual Noise Pop. more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Oneohtrix Point Never's Garden of Delete, The Pains of Being Pure At Heart's Hell, and Parquet Courts' Monastic Living are the highlights of this week's new music. Neil Young's Bluenote Cafe captures songs performed live during his 1988 tour.... more info

Stereogum — The Brainstems originally formed as a Ty Segall and the Coachwhips cover band, and these inspirations are still clear in their feedback-filled garage rock. Their vocalist shares a singing pattern with Parquet Courts’ Andrew Savage, too, which lends... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Connan Mockasin and Dev Hynes recorded together while at Mexican Summer's Marfa Myths festival earlier this year and the fruits of that have just been released as a new three-song EP, Marfa Myths 001. You can stream "Feelin' Lovely"... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Brooklyn band Pill have signed with Mexican Summer and the first fruits of that come in the form of a 7" out October 30. The a-side, "Hot Glue," is pretty indicative of Pill's sound: scratchy, paranoid, with... more info

Stereogum — Explosive Detroit postpunkers Protomartyr are a couple of weeks away from releasing their new album The Agent Intellect, and we’ve heard early tracks “Why Does It Shake?” and “Dope Cloud.” The latest song they’ve shared is “I Forgive Yo... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by James Richards IV Sleater-Kinney/Vic Mensa/Kurt Vile/Shamir @ Pitchfork Fest 7/18/2015 "You're beautiful when you're wet," Kurt Vile tells the crowd, putting a positive spin on a damp situation. The singer/guitarist, who has a highly antici... more info