NME — Danish duo will play London gig on November 7 more info

Stereogum — Last week, the Raveonettes surprised us all by releasing the new album Pe’ahi without any prior notice. The album opens with the blaring, aggressive synth-rock of “Endless Sleeper,” and today you can watch that song’s very creepy music video,... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Raveonettes' surprise new album Pe'ahi is by far my favorite new release. Alvvays' self-titled album, The Black Angels' Clear Lake Forest, and PS I Love You's For Those Who Stay are other discs I have heard and can... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — Fun Fact:  The Raveonettes last album, Observator, was inspired by a three day drug binge at Venice Beach by lead singer Sune Rose Wagner. Here are the 11 Best Songs By The Raveonettes: Observations (Observator) Breaking Into Cars (In And Out Of... more info

NME — The duo's seventh album is surf-inspired more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Raveonettes @ Desert Daze 2014 (more by Debbie Del Grande) The Raveonettes did indeed release their new album, Pe'ahi, today (7/22) which is available in a variety of formats. The album was produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen (M83's Hurry Up We're... more info

Stereogum — Today, with no advance notice, Danish narco-rock duo the Raveonettes released Pe’ahi, their seventh album, out into the world. The album is named for a Maui surfing hotspot, and band member Sune Rose Wagner says, “It’s about a horrific near-dro... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis As mentioned, The Raveonettes have been working on a new album and it looks like we'll be getting it sooner than later. Like, next week. At least according to Amazon, the album is called Pe'ahi and will... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The Raveonettes @ Desert Daze 2014 (more by Debbie Del Grande) The Raveonettes, who just played the Desert Daze fest in The OC, are busy putting the finishing touches on their seventh album, due out later this year. We're likely... more info

Topix — The intimate Desert Daze Festival returns for its third year on April 26 with some notable names, including Blonde Redhead, The Raveonettes and DIIV. more info