Brooklyn Vegan — Brooklyn garage rockers Las Rosas, which features members of Harlem and Wild Yaks, will release their debut album, Everyone Gets Exactly What They Want, on March 10... Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Wild Yaks’ raucous energy and singalong-inducing lyrics are part of what make them one of Brooklyn’s most beloved indie rock acts. Though three years have passed since the release of their last album Million Years, the trio hasn’t lost any stea... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Brooklyn's Backwords are set to release their new album, Dust, on September 16 via Campers Rule. The band, which features multiple members who both write and sing lead, decamped to a Sunset Park warehouse to record the album, the... more info

Consequence of Sound — Featuring members of Wild Yaks, Harlem, and The Siberians. more info

Impose Magazine — On Saturday, August 17th and Sunday, August 18th, the 2013 edition of Out in the Streets took place at the historic The Vander Ende-Onderdonk House. The house, located in Ridgewood, Queens, is the oldest Dutch Colonial stone house in New York City. T... more info

Impose Magazine — On Thursday January 24th Wild Yaks played 285 Kent with Habibi, Unstoppable Death Machines, and Violent Bullshit. Looks reallly sweaty for January. See more images from this post. more info

Consequence of Sound — Never underestimate a band of aging friends. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Takka Takka whose sole announced upcoming show is the Ernest Jenning Record Company CMJ showcase at Grand Victory on 10/19 (with Dinosaur Feathers, Wild Yaks, Miniboone, and Daytona), have announced a new album, their first in four years. Listen... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Brooklyn's Wild Yaks will release their new album, Million Years, on November 20 via the folks at Ernest Jennings Recording Company. We've got the premiere of the album's charmingly ragged, anthemic title track which you can stream at the... more info

Impose Magazine — On Saturday, July 14, a benefit show for Cake Shop, a music venue in Manhattan on the Lower East Side, was held to raise funds to keep the venue open. Performances were from Wild Yaks and Shilpa Ray. Photographer Carly Sioux captured these bands on f... more info