JamBase — By: Jake Krolick In August 2008, The Walkmen churned out a new chapter in their musical careers, presenting us with their fourth and perhaps most intelligent and beautiful album to date. You & Me (Gigantic) features a different version of singer ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — mp3hugger said... indie mp3s you can hug The Van Allen Belt - Vancouver Villagers - Twenty-Seven Strangers This Scarlet Train - Picture Frame Automatic Drawing - Appalachia The Walkmen - In The New... [Visit the blog for the full post] more info

5 Acts — Brooklyn, NYHighly recommended ---> The Walkmen fans."I Don't Wanna Lose"The End Of The World on MySpaceThe End Of The World on The Hype Machine more info

Bridging The Atlantic — Hey homies. Here's a roundup of five of my favourite tracks from the past few weeks.Why? - Fatalist PalmistryI reckon that it's close enough to December 31st for me to say with almost total certainty that Alopecia by Why? will be in my top ten albums... more info

Pitchfork — Photo by Francis ChungMost would call a traveling dwelling a trailer home, but round here we call that a Beach House: the Baltimore wooze-pop duo of Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally haven't even wrapped up their European journey with Jana Hunter yet,... more info

Pitchfork — Photo by Francis ChungMost would call a traveling dwelling a trailer home, but round here we call that a Beach House: the Baltimore wooze-pop duo of Victoria Legrand and Alex Scally haven't even wrapped up their European journey with Jana Hunter... more info

Jinners — What I really love about The Walkmen's latest album You & Me is that it harks back to the Walkmen sound that I fell in love with back in 2003... drenched with haunting, beautiful organ sounds, pierced by Hamilton's distinctive pessimistic growl... it... more info

3hive — The perfect companion to last week's post on Cause Co-Motion!, since the two Brooklyn bands are currently touring the West Coast together. (I had planned on seeing them tonight in Oakland, but alas, I've got torn knee ligaments.) The Slumbe... more info

3hive — The perfect companion to last week's post on Cause Co-Motion!, since the two Brooklyn bands are currently touring the West Coast together. (I had planned on seeing them tonight in Oakland, but alas, I've got torn knee ligaments.) The Slumberland page... more info

JamBase — Introducing Red Cortez (formerly The Weather Underground) "Recalls a post-punk Kings of Leon, or the Walkmen soaked in Southern Comfort" -LA Times "L.A.'s premier "blues-punk-soul" quartet" -CMJ "One of the most galvanizing of L.A.'s live ac... more info