NME — Plus new albums from Howler, Foster The People and The Hold Steady more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Amanda Hatfield, words by Andrew Sacher The Hold Steady @ Red 7 - 3/15/14 The Hold Steady were just down in Austin for SXSW, where they played a number of shows ahead of their new album, Teeth Dreams,... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this week, I posted a Premature Evaluation of the Hold Steady’s excellent new album Teeth Dreams, but there was one slight problem with it: None of you motherfuckers could hear the album yet. It hadn’t leaked, and it wasn’t streaming on... more info

Stereogum — There are two different ways to experience a Hold Steady album for the first time. There is, of course, the first time you throw the album on, the first time you let the riffs reverberate around in your ribcage for a couple of minutes and then blur i... more info

Stereogum — The Hold Steady’s new album Teeth Dreams is about a week and a half away from entering your life, and we’ve posted the album-starting ragers “I Hope This Whole Thing Didn’t Frighten You” and “Spinners.” Yesterday, playing the Public Rad... more info

Stereogum — Fun fact: Syd Butler, the bass player in Fred Armisen’s Late Night With Seth Meyers house band, is the Hold Steady’s old Frenchkiss Records label boss. So maybe that’s why the Hold Steady were on Late Night last night, the first musical guests ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Jonathan Dick The Hold Steady's Tad Kubler (more by Chris La Putt) Brooklyn's own rock prophets, The Hold Steady, recently played another sold out hometown show at Music Hall of Williamsburg. The critically lauded quartet will release their sixth.... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher Michigan's Cheap Girls have signed with Xtra Mile Recordings (who put out the new Against Me! album, and is also home to Frank Turner, Tim Barry, etc) for the followup to 2012's Laura Jane Grace-produced Giant Orange.... more info

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NME — Drenge, Royal Blood, The Wytches and The Hold Steady also join bill for May festival more info