Rolling Stone — This fall will mark the 55th anniversary of the Beach Boys' first-ever recordings together, and in honor of the occasion, Omnivore Recordings will release a new two-disc set collecting their early demos. The set, Becoming the Beach Boys: The Compl... more info

Stereogum — The joyously jittery Seattle punks Tacocat released their Lost Time album earlier this year, and they’ve also been cranking out covers lately. We’ve posted their versions of Katy Perry’s “Roar” and the Powerpuff Girls theme song. And now th... more info

Impose Magazine — On Sunday, June 12, Brian Wilson closed the 2016 Northside Festival with a performance of the Beach Boys’ classic Pet Sounds album in full. Supporting the iconic musician was former weekend vampire ROSTAM, and Madrid rockers Hinds. Photographer Est... more info

Guardian Music — 100 Club, LondonWill Toledo looks like an honours student but he delivers his songs about depression and prom night DMT trips with intoxicating assurance“We’ve never had a good show in London,” mutters Will Toledo, Seattle’s... more info

JamBase — In celebration of The Beach Boys co-founding leader Brian Wilson's 74th birthday today, watch video of from early in his career of the genius musician performing solo on piano. more info

Uncut — An extraordinary interview with Brian Wilson An extraordinary interview with Brian Wilson The post “The Beach Boys are trying to destroy me!” appeared first on Uncut. more info

Consequence of Sound — Torres, Cage the Elephant, Young the Giant, and others reflect on what gives Pet Sounds its timeless appeal. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Beach Boys top this week's new music more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — DEF LEPPARD singer Joe Elliott has a theory for how his band transcended the limited parameters of everyday hard rock and survived the countless musical trends that have come and gone. "With us, it's like pop rock, and I say that for all the best re... more info

Stereogum — Boston underground hero Wes Kaplan is back with new music from the Craters after several silent years. Next week, the Craters will release Kids Can Tell, an EP of four new experimental lo-fi pop tracks self-recorded by Kaplan in his apartment. The so... more info