L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Album Review: They Might Be Giants' "Join Us" gets three stars (out of four) more info

USA Today Music — The band that all but vanished after 1998 makes a triumphant return: Plus: Imelda May, They Might Be Giants, 3 Doors Down. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — DOWNLOAD: They Might Be Giants - "Can't Keep Johnny Down" (MP3) TMBG at Prospect Park in 2009 (more by Ryan Muir) After some experiments with children's music, They Might Be Giants are back with the quirky alternative rock they became... more info

Guardian Music — From cover versions to city sessions, exclusive performances are burgeoning on the web, writes Chris SalmonWith George Michael busy being a compelling tweeter and maker of rather disappointing new material, a reminder of how great his songwriting ca... more info

Altsounds — *They Might Be Giants* new album, *Join Us*, is the recording that their fans have been waiting 20 years for! Impossibly catchy, sometimes strange and always original the album is a stunning return to form. On Join Us we find the Brooklyn origina... more info

Altsounds — They Might Be Giants are looking to fans to make a creative video for their single “Can't Keep Johnny Down”. To watch the intro video made by TMBG, click the image below or go to *YouTube Music... more info

Guardian Music — This week's news in the artsPrivate detectives may usually work in, well, private – but their shady shenanigans have this week been thrust into the limelight. On Tuesday, the News of the World apologised to actor Sienna Miller for having paid detec... more info

Stereogum — The Glam youngsters took a sloppy, bored, somehow triumphant(ly disengaged) stab at Tom Petty’s “American Girl” for Onion A.V.’s Undercover 2011 series. As they tweeted: “We did this awful cover of American Girl. GO FIND IT. #dontdrinkat3pm... more info

Altsounds — *They Might Be Giants*' new album, Join Us, is the recording that album their fans have been waiting 20 years for! Impossibly catchy, sometimes strange and always original the album is a stunning return to form. On Join Us we find the Brooklyn orig... more info

Stereogum — Low’s Mimi Parker-sung cover of Toto’s 1982 hit “Africa” for A.V. Undercover is more successful than what Titus Andronicus — NJ bless ‘em — did with They Might Be Giants’ “ more info