Stereogum — Beardy folk men are apparently not big Bruno Mars fans. Earlier today, Justin Vernon of Bon Iver responded to Mars' surprising Album Of The Year win at last night's Grammys by tweeting, "Absolutely NO offense to Mr Mars, but you absolutely have to be... more info

JamBase — Watch First Aid Kit join Fleet Foxes’ frontman Robin Pecknold during a performance in Stockholm, Sweden. more info

Stereogum — Robin Pecknold and I had our road trip all planned out. We pull out of Reykjavik around lunchtime, aiming to play tourists for the afternoon. There's a giant, famous waterfall called Gullfoss we want to see, and if we're lucky maybe we can make it to... more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes' Robin Pecknold and Casey Wescott did a BBC Radio 6 Music live session that aired today. As Pitchfork points out, they played two tracks: Crack-Up 's "If You Need To, Keep Time On Me" and "Do What You Gotta Do," a song that was written b... more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes and Grizzly Bear are two bands who got indie-famous in the late-'00s by making rich, soothing, harmony-heavy music. Both bands took long breaks over the last few years, and both came back in the past few months with new albums: Fleet Foxe... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this week, Phish opened their Madison Square Garden show with a cover of Fleet Foxes' "White Winter Hymnal." So, it's only natural that Fleet Foxes return the phavor. During their show last night in Portland, ME, Robin Pecknold sang a version... more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes are the latest band to get the Song Exploder treatment. Robin Pecknold is the guest on the podcast's most recent episode, and he breaks down "Mearcstapa" from their new album, Crack-Up . There's obviously a lot that goes into each one ... more info

Uncut — “Was I too slow? Did I change overnight?” Robin Pecknold returns to the hunt. “Was I too slow? Did I change overnight?” Robin Pecknold returns to the hunt. The post Fleet Foxes’ Crack-Up reviewed appeared first on Uncut. more info

Stereogum — Fleet Foxes will release their new album, Crack-Up, in just a few weeks and today Robin Pecknold announced that the band is looking for a new member. The frontman posted a brief note on Instagram: "If you play a string instrument (violin / viola / ce... more info

New York Times — Robin Pecknold, lead singer of the indie rock band, needed a six-year sabbatical before he could rejoin his band mates for their record “Crack-Up.” more info