Impose Magazine — The Creators Project took over DUMBO this Saturday, October 15 with several stages around the neighborhood as well as art galleries and stores. Our photographer caught Chairlift, Clams Casino, A$AP Rocky, Yuksek, Atlas Sound, DJ Win Win, Company Flo... more info

Stereogum — Bradford Cox has shared a slew of songs from his forthcoming Parallax already, and today comes one more called “Amplifiers,” now available for streaming. Parallax is out 11/8 on 4AD. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — PRESS RELEASE:The Creators Project will return to New York from October 15 - October 16 by transforming the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn into a colossal two-day arts and technology festival. After spending the year traveling the world, VICE and... more info

Stereogum — Bradford Cox has already allowed us to hear “Terra Incognita” and “Te Amo,” two of the songs from Parallax, the latest album from his Atlas Sound project. With the title of the third, “Modern Aquatic Nightsongs,” he seems to be inventing ... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — Here’s another stunning song from Atlas Sound’s forthcoming full-length, Parallax. Like previously unveiled tracks “Terra... Read more » more info

Stereogum — Last month, we posted “Terra Incognita,” the first single from the new Atlas Sound album Parallax. Now Bradford Cox has another new one for us: “Te Amo,” a pretty track that rides a strange, off-kilter beat. Grab it below. Atlas_Sound – “... more info

DrownedInSound — New Atlas Sound stuff. No surprise. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Stereogum — Walking four-track recorder Bradford Cox announced a new Atlas Sound LP, Parallax yesterday, and supplied the record’s first single “Terra Incognita.” That’s the album art up there, based on a photo by legendary rock photog Mick Rock. Atlas S... more info

The Quietus — Deerhunter frontman announces the release of new album in November, makes track available for streaming more info

Impose Magazine — As the name suggests, Atlas Sound's "Terra Incognita" is an exploration of something unknown. Gone is the distinct fuzz coating Bradford Cox's vocals as well as the syrupy stream of pop-inspired guitar. Like a science fiction tale unfolding w... more info