Stereogum — Last month, we posted “Chi-Town,” the new track from brotherly Brit-rock axe-wreckers the Cribs. Steve Albini engineered that one, and it had the punishing, scummy intensity that that particular knob-twiddler is so legendary for conjuring. But th... more info

Guardian Music — ULU, LondonTheir one-album alliance with Johnny Marr ended last year, but if the Jarman brothers from Wakefield, who comprise the Cribs, never repeat the Top 10 success they had with Marr, they still have a following who start chanting their name 15 ... more info

Chorus.fm — There are now various pre-order bundles available for *The Cribs* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thecribs)' forthcoming album In The Belly Of The Brazen Bull. Check them all out here (http://thecribs.com/). more info

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Chorus.fm — Hit the replies to see the tour poster for *The Cribs* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thecribs)' newly announced North American dates. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — DOWNLOAD: The Cribs - "Chi-Town" (MP3) The Cribs at Bowery Ballroom in 2008 (more by Tim Griffin) The Cribs, which Johnny Marr is no longer a part of, are set to release their fifth album, In the Belly of the... more info

Stereogum — British crunch-rock family band the Cribs, who sadly no longer count Johnny Marr as a full-time member, will soon return with their new album In The Belly Of The Brazen Bull. They recorded some chunks of it with psych-rock mastermind Dave Fridmann at... more info

Guardian Music — Yorkshire band to release In the Belly of the Brazen Bull in May – and you can listen to the track Chi-Town hereThe Cribs have announced a new album, their first since the departure of former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr. In the Belly of the Brazen... more info

Chorus.fm — Following the announcement (http://absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=2628442) of *The Cribs* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thecribs) new album, the band has now premiered the first track from In The Belly Of The Brazen Bull. Stream "Chi-Town" here... more info

NME.COM - Reviews Blog — Goodbye Mr. Marr, hello Mr Bar. That’s ‘bar’ as in the boozing saloon that’s ever present on most Replacements songs. The Jarmans have become emboldened by the two-drink minimum in the shouty saloon of Mr. Paul Westerberg’s dreams. [...] Re... more info