Magnet Magazine — 40 years ago today, the Replacements released Let It Be. What’s an answering machine? Paul Westerberg takes a ride through his back catalog in MAGNET: The post The Replacements Released “Let It Be” 40 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Ma... more info

Obscure Sound — Austin-based act Very Busy People craft a contemplative, melodic longing on “Pale Blue Dot.” Shades of The Replacements’ “Sixteen Blue” shows aesthetically, within a dreamier and elegant arsenal that infuses sporadic piano twinkling amidst ... more info

Stereogum — In The Alternative Number Ones, I’m reviewing every #1 single in the history of the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks/Alternative Songs, starting with the moment that the chart launched in 1988. This column is a companion piece to The Number Ones, a... more info

Obscure Sound — Northern California-based singer/songwriter Are We Hunting resonates on new single “Jail Calls,” conjuring a blend of The Replacements and The War on Drugs in its twangy guitar work and melodic vocal outpouring. Described as a “post west coast ... more info

Consequence Of Sound — Featuring a new mix of the album, previously unreleased tracks, and a 1986 live concert. The Replacements Share Tim Deluxe Reissue Tim: Let It Bleed Edition Carys Anderson more info

Obscure Sound — Philadelphia-based songwriter and producer Thantophobe enamors with the single “Esteban,” exuding a hazy laid-back rock appeal with playful synth reflections. The steady acoustics and lush vocals initially conjure a soundscape reminiscent of Alex... more info

Consequence of Sound — From the band's forthcoming album The Deadbeat Bang of Heartbreak City. Beach Slang share Origins of new song “Tommy in the 80s” feat. The Replacements’ Tommy Stinson: Stream Ben Kaye more info

Aquarium Drunkard — "There are Replacements fans who only like the first two albums, or only like the middle three, or whatever. The range is pretty broad. So on one level, doing a deluxe edition of [Don't Tell a Soul] might not make sense. But the other thing I'm findi... more info

Consequence of Sound — An age-old debate that's a little left of the dial with a dose of thunder. Let It Be vs. Tim: What’s The Replacements’ Best Album? rmbray more info

Consequence of Sound — A sloppy guide to America's sloppiest outfit. Ranking: The Replacements’ Albums from Worst to Best Michael Roffman more info