KEXP Seattle — Seattle local David Bazan is well-renowned on his homefront, whether for his work with the now-defunct Pedro the Lion or as lead singer of Headphones. Recent years have seen him pursue numerous solo projects, all garnering him a significant local fol... more info

Bradley's Almanac — There are precious few no-bullshit performers out there, but David Bazan is one of 'em - in his lyrics, interviews, and between-song Q&A sessions you'll get nothing but the unvarnished truth from the guy, truths I just happen to mostly agree with. Re... more info

Bradley's Almanac — Here it is, under the wire, a list of the music that helped me through last year. Swore to myself I'd get this done by the end of January and, yeah, I made it.... with exactly 2 minutes to spare. Sharing my list of my favorite songs a couple weeks ag... more info

KEXP Seattle — I personally think that David Bazan’s most recent album Curse Your Branches is the best thing he’s ever done. Oh sure, I’ve been a deep fan since the first EP Whole with his original group name Pedro The Lion, a meditation on what William Burro... more info

Bradley's Almanac — 2010 is a ridiculously rewarding time to be a Kristin Hersh fan. Having eschewed the standard record/release/tour/rinse/repeat cycle that most label-bound artists stick to, she's turned to her loyal followers, both old and new, to directly fund her ... more info

Chorus.fm — *David Bazan (http://www.myspace.com/davidbazan)* (of Pedro the Lion and Headphones) will be going on tour this fall in support of his album Curse Your Branches, his first full album release under his own name. All dates are in the replies. more info

DrivenFarOff — David Bazan has been in the industry for years. From the Headphones to Pedro the Lion to his recent solo material, this man is dynamite. His live performances break hearts and his burly smile melts them. Bazan is currently embarking on yet another s... more info

KEXP Seattle — Since the mid-90’s songwriter David Bazan has been a powerful force in Seattle music. With Pedro the Lion, he gathered a legion of fans, many identifying with his emotive voice and thematic spirituality. Things change over the years, though — mos... more info

3hive — I don't listen to David Bazan as much as I should. The reason why is pathetic. And definitely one a musician never wants to hear—that you love one album, or maybe just one song, so much that anything else from that artist pales in comparison, accor... more info

Lost In Your Inbox — I'd like to thank Mr. Bungle for introducing me to David Bazan , albeit rather indirectly. You didn't know I knew Mr. Bungle personally, did you? I don't, of course, but it is a bit of a funny story. There was a young man... more info