DrownedInSound — Another edition of our weekly Spotify playlists, this one featuring a whole FIVE bands whose name begins with W. They are Women, Weezer, The Wrens, White Hinterland and Wildbirds & Peacedrums. Click here to listen to this playlist. 1. Everything E... more info

DrownedInSound — There are rather a large amount of fantastic bands whose names begin with W. Even more so now than ever, and I'm including Weezer in this. In recent times, however, two of our favourites have been worriedaboutsatan and White Hinterland, who both coin... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — A dark forest is the spooky setting of choice for avant-pop outfit White Hinderland's night-lit clip for this Kairos standout track. Watch out for that wolf, Casey-- it's a full moon! (That's frontwoman Casey Dienel to you.) Oh, and Apple fans, a Mac... more info

Stereogum — From White Hinterland’s “6669 (I Don’t Know If You Know)” to Texas Townes Van Zandt fan Jesse Woods’ “Mind Drips” and now Luke Temple & Co’s take on “Deadbeat Summer,” it feels like everyone’s covering Neon Indian these days. H... more info

Culture Bully — Music video for "No Logic" by White Hinterland from the duo's 2010 release, "Kairos." more info

Stereogum — Mirroring Casey Dienel’s shift from the acoustic, brushed drum jazz feel of her first outing to the denser, darker electro realm of Kairos, the video for “No Logic” has White Hinterland singing over a shadowy forest with Macbooks in the brush.... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — [directed by batteryfire] mp3: white hinterland :: no logic more info

Stereogum — Toward the beginning of the month we posted White Hinterland’s cover of Neon Indian’s “6669 (I Don’t Know If You Know).” Today we have 27-year-old California-to-Texas singer-songwriter/Townes Van Zandt fan Jesse Woods giving a go at Psychic... more info

Stereogum — We’ve noted Casey Dienel’s move toward a denser electro realm on White Hinterland’s third album Kairos, so her decision to cover Neon Indian’s “6669 (I Don’t Know If You Know)” shouldn’t come as a surprise. It’s icier than the origi... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — Portland’s White Hinterland offers up this hazy, spectral rendition of one of the first jams... Read more » more info