Pitchfork - Forkcast — Meet Wetdog, Britain's answer to Vivian Girls, who will be releasing their sophomore LP, Frauhaus!, at the end of this month on Angular. "Tidy Up Your Bedroom" is a concise, lo-fi garagey number with surf guitars, a pounding rhythm, and a little orga... more info

Pitchfork - Tours — 12-03 Miami, FL - The Ice Palace12-04 Mexico City, Mexico - Pasaguero12-05 Monterrey, Mexico - TBD12-11 Haverford, PA - Haverford College12-12 Brooklyn, NY - Death By Audio ** with Yellow Fever more info

Brooklyn Vegan — words by Andrew Frisicano, photos by Jake Forney Apart from a few deviations, Fucked Up succeeded in performing their 2008 album The Chemistry of Common Life in full and in sequence at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple on Thursday, November 5th.... more info

Pop Tarts Suck Toasted — ("Golden Seal" & "Days of Last" w/Andrew W.K.)Since releasing The Chemistry of Common Life last year, Fucked Up have been one of the most consistently played bands on my iPod. Their music gets to me and turns me into something of a maniac as soon as ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Austin's understated, lovely Yellow Fever launched a short West Coast / South West tour last night in San Diego, and are also set -- any day now -- to release their debut album on Wild World Records,... more info

Pitchfork - Tours — 10-31 New York City, NY - 171 Lombardy St. *11-07 Brooklyn, NY - The Brooklyn Museum11-13 Washington, DC - The Black Cat11-14 Brooklyn, NY - The Bell House* with Vivian Girls, Religious Knives, Wooden Shjips more info

NME — New York trio will now hit a further six venues more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — Shoot the Player, sort of like the Take Away Show of Sydney, Australia, captured the Vivian Girls at their rawest, in the streets outside a warehouse, with just acoustic guitars and toms, performing a new song, "The End", plus "Never See Me Again", f... more info

Clickmusic — The trio to tour new album 'Everything Goes Wrong' in the new year. more info

Pop Tarts Suck Toasted — Vampire Weekend -"Horchata"; For the first single off their highly anticipated sophomore album Vampire Weekend have resorted to a lot of the tricks that propelled them in the first place. Repetition, catchy lyrics, tribal rhythms are in place once ag... more info