LargeHeartedBoy — Sylvan Esso's What Now is one of my favorite albums of the year so far. Juliana Hatfield's Pussycat, Old Crow Medicine Show's Bob Dylan tribute 50 Years of Blonde on Blonde, and R. Ring's Ignite the Rest are other... more info

Nialler9 — With so many releases flying at you, here are recommended vetted listens from Nialler9 for you this week, as collated in the Nialler9 New Albums Spotify playlist, updated weekly. 1. Ships – Precession “With Precession, Ships have taken all ... more info

New York Times — This North Carolina-based pop duo overcomes anxiety for its second album, “What Now.” more info

New York Times — Listen to this song’s pattern evolve as Nick Sanborn explains how the track went from a simple sequence to a three-and-a-half-minute production. more info

USA Today Music — The up-and-coming North Carolina duo is back with sophomore album 'What Now' on Friday.             more info

Nialler9 — Sylvan Esso will be back in Dublin later this year on 14th November for a gig at Button Factory. The North Carolina-based electro pop duo have a new album What Now on 28 April. Tickets priced €18 on sale this Friday 28th April at 9am thro... more info

Stereogum — Sylvan Esso, the North Carolina electro-pop duo made up of singer Amelia Meath and producer Nick Sanborn, are officially releasing their sophomore album What Now at the end of the week. But today is Record Store Day, so they decided to share the albu... more info

Stereogum — Later this month, wide-eyed North Carolina dance-pop travelers Sylvan Esso will release What Now, their sophomore album. After making videos for "Kick Jump Twist" and "Die Young," they've got a new one for the skittering early single "Radio." The cli... more info

Stereogum — In 2015, Sylvan Esso's Nick Sanborn announced a solo project called Made Of Oak and released its debut EP, Penumbra. Today, he's returned with the project's first new track in two years as part of the anti-Trump Our First 100 Days project. It's calle... more info

Stereogum — Lately, Mountain Man's Amelia Meath has been busy lending her luminous vocals to Sylvan Esso, but now it looks like the indie-folk harmonizers are back. Mountain Man have just shared a cover of "Love Hurts," the Boudleaux Bryant-penned classic popula... more info