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L.A. Times - Entertainment — The last thing Ray LaMontagne’s new album needs is more echo. A deliberate turn away from the rustic country-soul with which the Grammy-winning singer made his name, “Supernova” instead flashes back to the trippy psychedelic pop of late-’60s ... more info

The Telegraph — Exclusive stream: hear the American folk singer's gorgeous, Black Keys-produced new album more info

Brooklyn Vegan — (photo via @seamusplaysguitar) Tickets for the free Converser Rubber Tracks Live Flatbush Zombies show at Music Hall of Williamsburg are available via Ticketmaster today at noon. Tickets for the Kelis show at Webster Hall go on AmEx presale today at.... more info

Consequence of Sound — Does love mean the beginning or the end of trouble? more info

Topix — With joyous whoops and devotional howls filling the Orpheum air in between songs Friday, it sounded like the cult of Ray LaMontagne is blossoming into the church of Ray LaMontagne. more info

Here Comes The Flood — photo: David McWilliams Boston folk duo Tall Heights are all about the vocals. Tim Harrington (vocal, guitar) and Paul Wright (vocals, cello) harmonize as a Siamese twin. Their The Running of the Bulls EP is their second release - four songs knee de... more info

Consequence of Sound — Gregg Allman, Mavis Staples & Ray LaMontagne also on the bill. more info

Detroit Free Press — Kenny Chesney, Kris Kristofferson, Lucinda Williams, Ray LaMontagne and Jamey Johnson are among the performers scheduled to appear in "We Walk the Line: A Celebration of the Music of Johnny Cash" on April 20 at the Austin City Limits Live venue in Au... more info

Guardian Music — These three Laura Marling-alikes can reduce an audience to awed silence. But that won't stop us from comparing them to Azealia Banks ...Hometown: Watford.The lineup: Emily, Jessica and Camilla Staveley-Taylor.The background: On Sunday night we went t... more info