Altsounds — In January, Parts & Labor participated in the "Sequence of Waves" art happening in their native Brooklyn, where over 60 artists took over St. Cecilia's Convent for a one-day multi-media event. For their part, the trio constructed a house where ba... more info

Impose Magazine — Parts & Labor played Cake Shop on Friday, April 4, along with Hunters, Puffy Areolas, and Zulus. See more images from this post. more info

Altsounds — We are proud to offer "Rest" a new mp3 from Parts & Labor's forthcoming release Constant Future. The song perfectly encapsulates the band's ability to take elements of noise and turn them into a truly infectious pop song. Starting today, you can pre-... more info

Guardian Music — (Jagjaguwar)Brooklyn's Parts & Labor are appropriately named: their music – part psychedelia, part noise, part all-out rock – has a distinct air of something created in a workshop, hammered and bolted together by mechanics in overalls. It's not t... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — via @1000TimesYes Summary: previous Parts & Labor drummer and music critic Chris Weingarten no longer likes Parts & Labor and they don't like him back.... more info

DrownedInSound — Constant Future is the sound of a band who, after nearly ten years together, are comfortable with their sound, who know exactly what they’re good at and sound like they’re having great fun doing it. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.co... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — DOWNLOAD: Parts & Labor - "Constant Future" (MP3) DOWNLOAD: Parts & Labor - "Rest" (MP3) Parts & Labor will toast Constant Future, their new album, with a near constant round of touring through the end of May. The tour, divided... more info

Impose Magazine — On March 8, Parts & Labor will celebrate the release of Constant Future (their new LP on Jagjaguwar) with a tour kick-off show at Monster Island Basement in Brooklyn before heading to SXSW.  Starting today, you can pre-order the album from InSound ... more info

The Quietus — Hear tracks from Constant Future now more info

Music For Ants — I was first introduced to Brooklyn experimental noise-rock band, Parts & Labor in 2007 with their frenetic album Mapmaker, an album that made a strong initial impact and has held up very well over the last few years. The band is back with a vengeance... more info