Culture Bully — Music video for "Ezekiel 7 and The Permanent Efficacy of Grace" by the Mountain Goats from the album " more info

Culture Bully — Interview footage with John Darnielle and audio & video from the Mountain Goats' performance of "Psalms 40:2" on the Oct. 6 edition of the Colbert Report. more info

Stereogum — The Mountain Goats' Heretic Pride/Satanic Messiah followup The Life Of The World To Come came out yesterday. So far we've listened to the downcast, homeless nostalgia of "Genesis 3:23" and the totally devastating "Matthew 25:21." Out there spreadi... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — "I was just watching the Colbert Report and on came the Mountain Goats aka John Darnielle, one of the best indie songwriters out there. The interesting part? The ColbertNation.com website is streaming his new album for 24 hours, a nice... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The new Mountain Goats album, Life of the World to Come is in stores tomorrow. I often state that John Darnielle is my favorite songwriter working today, but what continues to amaze me is the continual growth in his... more info

Rock Sellout — I've been working for about a month now and have yet to see a pay check. This means I wont be purchasing the new Mountain Goats Life of the World to Come or Built to Spill's There is no Enemy Tuesday. It's ok. I'm sure Cahn will.This month also gives... more info

"Swingers" stars team up again for "Couples Retreat." Plus: "Year One" and "Ally McBeal" on DVD; new Mountain Goats album. more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Los Angeles Times reviews Michael Chabon's new collection of essays, Manhood for Amateurs: The Pleasures and Regrets of a Husband, Father, and Son. Chabon is more or less incapable of writing a boring sentence. Like Updike, he is an... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — John Darnielle will be in attendance at a screening of a movie of him playing this Sunday (10/4) at Housing Works in NYC. Free. First come, first served. For an actual live Mountain Goats show, you'll have to wait until... more info

Music For Ants — When I first heard Jared Bartman’s music, my first thought was, “Well, get ready for some Beirut comparisons.” You could compare Bartman’s music to Beirut, Final Fantasy, the Decemberists, or even the Mountain Goats and you would be pretty sp... more info