Aquarium Drunkard — Welcome to the third episode of Aquarium Drunkard’s Transmissions podcast, our recurring series of inspired conversation and unexpected sounds. On this week’s episode Jason P. Woodbury speaks with Nashville-based guitarist William Tyler. As ... more info

Stereogum — Jack White’s Third Man Records has become something of a haven for all kinds of special releases — vinyl or otherwise — and today they’ve shared a video of Silver Jews’ David Berman reciting a poem by Frank Stanford. The poem is from a rece... more info

Stereogum — At this point Bob Nastanovich is at least as well known as a race horsing enthusiast as a member of Pavement and Silver Jews. Nastanovich is, for instance, the only known American to have attended race meetings at all 60 British racecourses, and he�... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photo: Silver Jews @ MHOW, 2008 (more by Chris La Putt) It was exciting to hear that David Berman has reactivated Silver Jews in some form or another, and were practicing. Drummer Bob Nastanovich shared a little more info on... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis David Berman retired The Silver Jews (and denounced his corporate lobbyist father) in 2009, famously writing on the Drag City message board, "I always said we would stop before we got bad. If I continue to record... more info

Stereogum — Silver Jews, David Berman’s meditative, poetic, much-beloved indie-rock project that served as a sort of sister band to Pavement, has been defunct since 2009, when Berman ended the band and exposed his father as “a union buster” and “a despic... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — On September 8, 2008, David Berman rolled his touring band into WFMU‘s New Jersey studio to record a live set for Benjamin Walker’s show. Berman — who by this point had played live less than a hundred times in his band’s twenty year career �... more info

Consequence of Sound — We dig back into the quintessential album from New York's slacker poets. more info

Aquarium Drunkard — It was somehow agreed upon during my conversation with William Tyler that he would do the transcribing – the difficult, tedious part – and I would write the intro. This is consistent with William’s character: he is the classic overachiever. Add... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — While Impossible Truth may only be William Tyler’s second solo album, chances are you’re familar this Nashville-based guitarist. For more than a decade, he’s been the go-to six-string stylist for such heavyweights as Lambchop and Silver Jews. D... more info