The Yellow Stereo — Because I’d rather not submit my email address (mine is flooded enough as is) and that I’ve yet to create a dummy account for this sort of thing, has kept me from actually listening to these until just a couple of minutes ago.  If you’ve yet... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — There's a funny throwaway moment in the middle of Dirty Projectors' new single, "Ascending Melody." more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — There’s a funny throwaway moment in the middle of Dirty Projectors’ new single, “Ascending Melody.” As the band’s three female singers hit an appropriately rising lead line atop an atonal guitar clamor, frontman David... more info

Addict Music — Dirty Projectors are set to release a limited edition 7” of Ascending Melody b/w Emblem Of The World, exclusively through Dom Mart. more info

Stereogum — The "Temecula Sunrise" 12" included the title track and "Cannibal Resource" along with "Ascending Melody" and "Emblem Of The World." There's a new limited-edition 7" featuring the non-Bitte Orca songs: Download it for an email address at dirtyproject... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Dirty Projectors released a digital 7" of unreleased Bitte Orca session outtakes today (1/11) through Domino. The two tracks on it (previously available only on the UK-only "Temecula Sunrise" EP), "Ascending Melody" and b-side "Emblem of the World," ... more info

The Quietus — Free songs on band's website more info

NME - The Daily Download — After an extended festive break and our round-up posts last week The Daily Download is back back back with a vengeance for 2010. We're making a few changes to the blog this year. First up, as there's so much great music flooding in day after day we'r... more info

Pitchfork - Tours — 02-19 New York, NY - The Allen Room @ Lincoln Center02-27 Los Angeles, CA - Walt Disney Concert Hall03-03 Auckland, New Zealand - Montechristo Room 03-04 Wellington, New Zealand - San Francisco Bathhouse 03-06 Brisbane, Australia - The Lost Weekend 0... more info

Stereogum — The first song that really stood out for me from incantatory BTW Extra Life was Secular Works's "Blackmail Blues," best described as a darker, heavier Dirty Projectors backed by Torch Of The Mystics Sun City Girls. But that's just one look. This past... more info