Consequence of Sound — Danger Mouse-produced soundtrack also features Beck, The Shins, Angel Olsen, Grandaddy, more. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The soundtrack for Amazon series was curated by Danger Mouse features songs from its early-'60s covered by today's artists, including Angel Olsen, Beck, Caron O, Kevin Morby, Norah Jones, Grandaddy, and Kelis. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Sharon Van Etten is about to become a mom any day now, but she hasn't let that stop her from recording new music. The people behind the Amazon TV show The Man In The High Castle, which imagines the way America might look after the Nazis had won World... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — SVE covers one of the greatest songs of all time for the forthcoming The Man In The High Castle soundtrack, which also features covers of classics from Beck, Angel Olsen, Karen O, Kevin Morby, and others, out soon on Danger Mouse's 30th Century ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Land of Talk's first album in seven years features appearances by Sharon Van Etten, Sonic Youth drummer Steve Shelley, The Besnard Lakes and more. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Molly Burch's trademark anachronistic sensibility doesn't betray the relevance of her finely crafted songwriting. While she's often touted as a descendant of Patsy Cline or Billie Holiday, she has more direct ties as a contemporary of Angel Olsen and... more info

Stereogum — Sharon Van Etten played new songs at an anti-Trump benefit for Planned Parenthood and the ACLU that took place at Music Hall Of Williamsburg last night. The musician is seven months pregnant, and she played a few older songs for the audience -- like ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — "Wildly Idle feels incredibly intimate, like a secret between her and the listener. It hits soft, like warm water, and before you know it it is all around you – a bath, and Meg's whisper has made its way inside you." - Kevin Morby. Continue reading... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — She also appeared in The OA, with Big Thief at Bowery Ballroom, and is playing a benefit for Planned Parenthood and The ACLU. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — We already knew Rostam Batmanglij collaborated on the music for Netflix's The OA, but it turns out the mysterious new fantasy/sci-fi series has another connection to the indie rock world. A character named Rachel looks suspiciously like Sharon Van Et... more info