Gigwise — Yoko Ono, the multimedia artist widely vilified for her modern art antics and perceived role in breaking up The Beatles, is set to finally see the bulk of her music career reissued on vinyl and CD, as well as being available digitally for the first t... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Four decades since the dawn of seminal post-punk bands Wire, Television, Pylon, Social Climbers, B-52s and Devo, that stripped down, raw minimalism remains a vastly rich mine – with no group currently striking more gold than Atlanta’s OMNI, ... 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

Detroit Free Press — The Ann Arbor guitarist-singer has been added to the main stage for opening night of the 10th annual GM River Days festival, joining a previously announced national lineup that includes the B-52s, Patti LaBelle, SWV alongside dozens of metro Detroit ... more info

Guardian Music — The new book Outside the Lines gathers behind-the-scenes pictures, outtakes and lost images from the cover shoots of punk and new wave’s most famous LPs. Take a look, and read what their photographers recall from the sessions Continue reading.... more info

Consequence of Sound — During which he covered Radiohead, The Beatles, Sarah McLachlan, and The B-52s. more info

Time — Fred and Carrie of 'Portlandia' unite onstage in New York City more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Greg Cristman Sleater-Kinney @ Terminal 5 12/13/2015 Sleater-Kinney are capping off a very busy comeback year with five sold-out NYC shows. The biggest two of those happened over the weekend, playing Brooklyn's Kings Theatre on Saturday (12... more info

Stereogum — There’s always been a slight B-52s influence in the Sleater-Kinney sound. It’s never been obvious or overbearing, but it’s there in things like the spidery guitar lines and in the sugar-rush hooks of tracks like “Dance Song ’97,” from Dig... more info