We All Want Someone To Shout For — Thanks to the good people at Spin, I was able to attend the Spin/Ray-Ban party featuring Titus Andronicus/Local Natives. Sure, it wasn’t really a true “CMJ Discovery” event, but how could I pass up seeing Local Natives, one of my favorite bands... more info

Altsounds — Let's Wrestle have announced that they've been added as support for Titus Andronicus on their forthcoming UK tour in November. Following on from the re-release of debut album 'In The Court Of Wrestling Let's' last week, the raucous London trio wi... more info

I Like Music — Have announced that they've been added as support for Titus Andronicus on their forthcoming UK tour in November 2010 more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Titus Andronicus at the Firehouse during CMJ (more by Bao Nguyen) The So So Glos have a pair of shows with Matt & Kim that kick off tonight at Webster Hall (10/26 and 10/27), AND the band will do one... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Bao Nguyen Local Natives Local Natives played a private SPIN/Ray Ban party (that we gave away a pair of tickets to) at the Firehouse (87 Lafayette St.) in NYC on October 21st, the same night as the BrooklynVegan... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — There is so much going on tonight. Here are two more sort-of-options. Local Natives (who have two shows coming up at Webster Hall) are playing their only CMJ-week show at a secret venue for SPIN and Ray Ban with Titus... more info

Stereogum — Patrick Stickles & Co. work up an honest NJ sweat in this performance of The Monitor closer “The Battle Of Hampton Roads.” The clip was directed by Daniel Ryan for For No One. A must see for beard fans. The Monitor is out via XL. more info

Stereogum — Onetime Titus Andronicus member and current Underwater Peoples associate/GBV fan Andrew Cedermark wrote the harmonica-infused ramble “Still Life With Sour Mash” for issue 15 of Esopus after the magazine asked him and other musicians to come up wi... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Bruxa do Vinil said... Edy Star - Sweet Edy (1974) http://abracadabra-br2.blogspot.com Record Fiend said... Tim Buckley - Dream Letter: Live in London 1968 (the first and best of several posthumous concert recordings by the 12-string-guitar-playing ... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Free Energy are selling a tour only split 7″ with tour buddies Titus Andronicus which features their own cover of The Boss’s famed “I’m Going Down” (this seems to be a popular cover now). Both bands decided to take on the cover live, and th... more info