Stereogum — Even as frontman John Dwyer stays busy with his solo project Damaged Bug and his reunited old band the Coachwhips, on-hiatus garage-rock standard-bearers Thee Oh Sees will drop their new album Drop next month. Their new animated music video for the s... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis (photo via @soundbitesnyc) There was a while there where The Fresh & Onlys were competing with Thee Oh Sees, Ty Segall and Bob Pollard for the title of Most Prolific Band in Indie Rock. They have since... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Minneapolis noisemakers The Blind Shake welcomed their newest effort, Key to a False Door, in September of 2013 via Thee Oh Sees head honcho John Dwyer's Castle Face Records. They've been touring hard in support of the LP--including a... more info

Stereogum — Thee Oh Sees are not breaking up, just changing shape. And although John Dwyer just released his solo album as Damaged Bug and is playing Coachwhips reunion shows this month, his main band already has a new album called Drop coming out in April. We h... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Thee Oh Sees at Irving Plaza in 2013 (more by Ebru Yildiz) Thee Oh Sees already released "Penetrating Eye" from their upcoming album, Drop, which comes out on Record Store Day (4/19) via Castle Face, and they've now released another... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — With Thee Oh Sees on an extended break, new Los Angeles resident John Dwyer has time to do other stuff like run his busy record label Castle Face and release a weird synth-heavy solo record. He's also getting his... more info

Stereogum — Prolific Bay Area psych-garage warriors Thee Oh Sees announced a hiatus last year, but even as they were doing it, they made it good and clear that they weren’t breaking up for good, even claiming that they’d have an album out early in 2014. We n... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Thee Oh Sees @ Irving Plaza (more by Ebru Yildiz) As you may know, Thee Oh Sees recorded another album before going on their "well deserved break." Pitchfork reports that it's called Drop and will be out... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis While Thee Oh Sees are taking a well-deserved break, frontman John Dwyer is not. His label Castle Face is releasing more records than ever, including Hubba Bubba from Dwyer's new solo project, Damaged Bug. Recorded in the... more info

Stereogum — With Thee Oh Sees on hiatus, at least for now, frontman John Dwyer is busying himself with a new weirdo-synth solo project that he’s calling Damaged Bug. His debut Damaged Bug album is called Hubba Bubba and due later this month, and we’ve alread... more info