BBC 6 Music — Band admit it's been a "struggle" in the UK more info

Gigwise — Band delight fans with songs from 'Lisbon'... more info

Guardian Music — The Walkmen, Mona, On tourMona are a Nashville band that ask you to imagine what the Kings Of Leon might be like if they dropped all their wilful strangeness and actually tried to make it. Not that Mona are ashamed of this. Looking like a mix of Clas... more info

Guardian Music — Broken limbs, intransigent rules, alienating albums ... are the Walkmen their own worst enemies?It was the guitar Paul Maroon had been searching for his whole adult life: a Rickenbacker 360 Capri, made in 1959, with twin pickups, a rosewood fretboard... more info

Chorus.fm — Head to the replies to see *The Walkmen* (http://www.myspace.com/thewalkmen) performing "Juveniles" on The Late Show With David Letterman. The track is taken from their album, Lisbon. more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — The Walkmen played an absolutely top notch performance of Lisbon album opener, “Juveniles”. Makes me mad that I was at school when they played NYC in December. Hopefully they come back soon. Watch it below. Even Dave’s mind is blown. I also jus... more info

Stereogum — John Vanderslice always makes producing and personnel changes in addition to his usually bigger shifts in subject matter and mood from album to album. For his latest, White Wilderness, he brought in John Congleton (St. Vincent, The Walkmen, Black Mou... more info

Stereogum — The third taste of Collapse Into Now arrives via “Oh My Heart.” The gentle, echoing ballad (of sorts) debuted at NPR along with some words about the song from Michael Stipe. The production reminds me of (R.E.M. fans) the Walkmen. Read Stipe’s t... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tennis at Terminal 5 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo) Tennis supported The Walkmen at Terminal 5 and headlined their own show at Mercury Lounge at the beginning of December, and the romance continues in the new year as the husband/wife duo... more info

melophobe — Year end lists don’t come free, just ask our contributors. Sure, we look like a unified front in public, but getting to that place of collective agreement can be a hard road. Especially in a year like this, where the number of great albums far exce... more info