Chorus.fm — That's right people, *The Replacements* (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Replacements_(band)‎) are headlining (https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151487009808737&set=a.10150195259743737.310785.37054718736&type=1) the Chicago, Toronto and De... more info

Impose Magazine — It's been a long, long time since The Replacements played a show—22 years to be precise—and now you don't have to wait any longer. In a flurry of late-night Twitter madness, it seems that The Mats will be reuniting to play three shows in ... more info

Impose Magazine — The art of the break-up and reunion for bands is a cash cow. All those differences that seemed so real in the 90s are being ritually washed clean for a price. There's no such thing as the last show. Not for The Replacements. Not for The Postal Se... more info

DrownedInSound — This week Camera Obscura have penned a royally good track about unrequited affection, Laura Marling has harked back to her new folk guise with a Bruce Springsteen cover and Book Of Love are here with their first ever single of winsome retromania. Al... more info

Consequence of Sound — Warning: Write down the number to your nearest hospital before playing. more info

Aquarium Drunkard — (Sevens, a recurring feature on Aquarium Drunkard, pays tribute to the art of the individual song.) In 1988 the Replacements headed to a studio in Woodstock, New York in an effort to record their follow up to Pleased to Meet Me. They enlisted Tony Be... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — To many Replacements fans there are two versions of the band.  The early version of the band on Twin Tone Records and the later version of the band on Sire.  Some fans love both versions...others abhor the major label version, calling the band sell... more info

USA Today Music — The long-awaited reunion EP is now available in iTunes. more info

Consequence of Sound — Our first swig off the Songs for Slim EP. more info

XLR8R — Everyone is an appropriate moniker for a group—"supergroup" might be a stretch—that collects such a varied array of talent. First off, Night Slugs mainstays Jam City (a.k.a. Jack Latham) and L-Vis 1990 (born James Connolly) are credited here as V... more info