Impose Magazine — On Tuesday, June 21, Wye Oak, and TEEN performed at Warsaw in Brooklyn. Photographer Jammi York was there to catch the show. The post Wye Oak, and TEEN at Warsaw appeared first on Impose Magazine. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — New solo LP, new axe. Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — For years, Jenn Wasner, the Wye Oak member with the titanic voice, has been releasing solo music under the name Flock Of Dimes. On her own, she’s developed her own sound — one which sometimes interlocks with with she does with Wye Oaks but which ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Tonight's NYC shows include mewithoutYou/Big Eyes/Half Waif (BV presents), Public Enemy, The Twilight Sad, Kevin Morby, Wye Oak, and more. Continue reading… more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Aphex Twin's Cheetah EP, BRONCHO's Double Vanity, Diarrhea Planet's Turn To Gold, Gotobeds' Blood // Sugar // Secs // Traffic, and Wye Oak's surprise album Tween are all new releases I can recommend this week. Archival releases include the... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — LitReactor recommended picaresque novels for modern readers. Wye Oak released a surprise new album, Tween, yesterday. Jenn Wasner discussed the release with the Village Voice. Would you like to support Largehearted Boy? Here are a couple of ways you ... more info

Consequence of Sound — The follow-up to 2014's Shriek will see a physical release in August. more info

KEXP Seattle — Surprise! Baltimore duo Wye Oak have sprung an EP on us titled Tween, out now digitally and available physically on August 5th via Merge Records. The title reflects the contents: via a press release, they explain the songs “don’t make sense ... more info

Stereogum — This morning, Wye Oak surprise-released a new sorta-album called Tween. It’s been two years since their last LP — the underrated and beautiful Shriek, which we ranked as one of the best albums of 2014 — but this isn’t the official next record... more info

Stereogum — Surprise! Wye Oak released a new collection of tracks today titled Tween. The band doesn’t consider the album to be LP5 for a single reason: all of the tracks included were written, scrapped, and repurposed in the years between their breakout album... more info