Stereogum — After going on a long hiatus in the wake of 2010's Expo '86, Wolf Parade have spent the second half of this decade in a state of intermittent reunion. They've been on the road in fits and starts since returning with a self-titled EP in 2016, mostly ... more info

Stereogum — You could take Dan Boeckner for granted. In fact, you probably are taking Dan Boeckner for granted. Over the last two decades, most of us first got to know Boeckner as one of Wolf Parade's primary songwriters, then as the leader of Handsome Furs, the... more info

Stereogum — Since Operators put out their debut album in 2016, Dan Boeckner reunited with Wolf Parade, releasing a new full-length of their own, 2017's Cry Cry Cry . But Operators, which Boeckner helms alongside keyboardist Devojka and drummer Sam Brown, is bac... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — 'After years of tour he's decided to try a new way of living, offstage. We'll miss him & wish him the best.' Continue reading… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Spencer Krug of Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, and more -- who is now officially making solo music under his own name after retiring the Moonface moniker -- recently said he'd be touring North America and now those dates have been announced... Con... more info

Nialler9 — Spencer Krug, the musican associated with acts like Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown,… more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Plus: Radiant Baby, A-WA, Writhing Squares, and more tour-related news. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Spencer Krug of Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, and Swan Lake is about to retire his Moonface alias and start releasing solo music under his own name. But before he does that, he's giving us one last Moonface album, This One's For The Dancer & This One'... more info

Stereogum — Spencer Krug of Wolf Parade, Sunset Rubdown, and Swan Lake has announced the final album under the auspices of his Moonface project. That album, This One's For The Dancer & This One's For The Dancer's Bouquet, is coming out next month on Jagjaguwar, ... more info

Obscure Sound — Longfellow Bridge by Edward Glen Edward Glen’s “Longfellow Bridge” kicks in with a warm, twangy guitar lead and shimmering backing acoustics, alongside a simple though effective rhythm section. Lo-fi though melodic vocals – fairly reminiscent... more info