Rock Sellout —   I don't think there is a single person that writes for this website that is not a fan of Mew. It's not that where biased, well maybe a little, but little can said to put this band down. Their recent release No More Stories... has to be regarded as... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Bernard Sumner told Rolling Stone that his band Bad Lieutentant would be opening for the Pixies at Hammerrstein Ballroom this year. That is true, but they're only opening the first one. Those with tickets to that sold out November... more info

Rolling Stone — • News Ticker: Pixies, Chickenfoot • Taylor Swift Announces New Fearless Dates • Clip of Nirvana at ‘92 Reading Hits the Web • Brock Talks New Modest Mouse Video • Manic Street Preachers Return to NYC • Brian Wilson to Complete Gershwin... more info

Rolling Stone — Pixies will turn their European Doolittle live shows into a limited run of 1,000 CDs and 500 USB wristbands available 10 minutes after each show ends at the venue or online at at Pixies Live. The USBs also include five videos produced for the tour. C... more info

Pop Candy — Check out Whitney's list of pop-culture links for Friday, Oct. 9. more info

The Quietus — 1,000 copies available from each show... more info

Mercury News, California — There was a time when bands sold tickets by promising to play new material. But this year, some of them are filling houses by performing decades-old albums. more info

Guardian Music — Brixton Academy, LondonThe last time the Pixies came to Brixton it was for their run of tear-inducing 2004 reunion shows. Returning five years later for another four-night stint, this time they're celebrating the 20th birthday of Doolittle, the album... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Bad Lieutenant, the band Bernard Sumner formed after New Order officially split three years ago, will make their New York debut at Webster Hall on November 21 -- tickets are on American Express pre-sale Wednesday, with general... more info

Mercury News, California — Devo, Steely Dan, Pixies among bands performing famous records in their entirety. more info