We All Want Someone To Shout For — Newcastle trio Demob Happy have tastemakers in the U.K. paying attention, having just supporting acts like The Cribs and Gang Of Youths this spring. They’re signed to Atlantic Records’ U.S. imprint Taste and Tone, who released their rather rockin... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — As The Cribs, English brothers Ryan, Gary and Ross Jarman have shown longevity and consistency that not many of their contemporaries in the early 2000s NME buzz area have shown. While most bands have faded into obscurity or just given up altogether, ... more info

DrownedInSound — Takes the lo-fi aesthetic of their first two LPs and drags it kicking and screaming into 2017 more info

DrownedInSound — After indulging their pop sensibilities, Wakefield’s finest return to tried-and-true punk more info

Stereogum — We last heard from the Cribs, the UK brother-band power trio who once counted Johnny Marr as a member, when the released the 2015 album For All My Sisters . And as Brooklyn Vegan points out, they've announced that there's another album, dubiously ti... more info

NME — Noel Gallagher's favourite club night to feature host of new acts on tour too more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Portland's Eyelids, which features The Decemberists' John Moen, and former Guided by Voices member Chris Slusarenko, have a new single out, "Slow it Goes," which is the kind of relaxed, catchy guitar pop... Continue reading… more info

NME — The band described The Cribs as a “model band” more info

NME — London label shuts its doors after 20 years more info

NME — Beating Pulp, Shed Seven and The Cribs more info