Stereogum — As they have been for a while now, Adult Swim cartoon Squidbillies has been rounding up some music notables to cover their theme song. So far this year, we’ve heard renditions from Father John Misty and Kurt Vile, and this week’s cover comes cour... more info

JamBase — Listen to covers recorded by The Avett Brothers, Andrew Bird, Sharon Van Etten and Conor Oberst for the ‘Gortimer Gibbon’s Life On Normal Street’ soundtrack. more info

Consequence of Sound — Andrew Bird and Conor Oberst also lend a hand to the Amazon kids series. more info

Stereogum — Sharon Van Etten covered the Flaming Lips’ song “Do You Realize??” for the final episode of the Amazon Original Series Gortimer Gibbon’s Life On Normal Street. Pitchfork premiered the cover today, alongside Conor Obert’s cover of Bill Withe... more info

Stereogum — Kurt Vile is the latest artist to cover a version of the Squidbillies theme song for the Adult Swim cartoon. (Last week, we heard Father John Misty’s rendition, and this season is also set to include Sharon Van Etten and the B-52s.) You can hear hi... more info

Consequence of Sound — Forthcoming season will also feature renditions from Kurt Vile, Sharon Van Etten, the B-52's, and more. more info

Stereogum — This season, the Adult Swim cartoon Squidbillies has recruited a crew of indie rock heavy hitters, including Sharon Van Etten and Kurt Vile, to record a different version of the show’s theme music for every episode. And for the season premiere, the... more info

New York Times — Yoko Ono, 75 Dollar Bill, Yo La Tengo, Sharon Van Etten, Matana Roberts and others performed during Other Music’s festivities to mark the store's closing. more info

Stereogum — Adult Swim cartoon Squidbillies has a different artist cover the theme song every week — past participants have included Lambchop, Neko Case, and King Khan & the Shrines, among many others — and the next season’s roster of guest performers has ... more info

Stereogum — After 20 years of serving the community, cherished NYC record store Other Music is closing its doors on 6/25. But that won’t quite be the end — just three days later, on 6/28, they’re throwing a big blowout farewell party at the Bowery Ballroom... more info