Stereogum — Angel Deradoorian only released her debut solo album, The Expanding Flower Planet , in 2015, though she's been a fixture for far longer than that, both on her own and as part of Dirty Projectors and Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks project. Today, she's a... more info

Stereogum — Pitchfork Music Festival goes down in Chicago this weekend, and they're livestreaming a number of sets throughout the fest. While it doesn't look like headliners LCD Soundsystem, A Tribe Called Quest, and Solange will be streaming, there are plenty o... more info

Stereogum — On yesterday's Fourth Of July holiday, one-time Artist To Watch and Dirty Projectors collaborator Olga Bell released a surprise new EP, America, that's intended to serve as a companion to last year's Tempo full-length. It contains three new tracks fr... more info

Stereogum — Dirty Projectors played the opening night of Brooklyn's Northside Festival last night and performed their new self-titled album in full, though not in order. As Dave Longstreth jumped around the tracklist, he also played some older cuts, including "I... more info

Stereogum — Amber Coffman spent about a decade as one of the singers for Dirty Projectors, her warm and expressive voice giving that idiosyncratic art-pop group much of its personality. In the past few years, Coffman has become an in-demand collaborator, and now... more info

Stereogum — Brian McOmber, the former Dirty Projectors drummer who played on Bitte Orca and Rise Above, composed the score to the upcoming horror film It Comes At Night. He collaborated with Uniform's Ben Greenberg, Bitte Orchestra string arranger Jordan Dykstra... more info

Stereogum — Dave Longstreth may have reinvented Dirty Projectors as a solo project on the new self-titled album, but that doesn't mean he's rolling solo these days. Last night, Dirty Projectors were on The Tonight Show to play "Cool Your Heart, one of the new al... more info

Stereogum — At the end of March, Amber Coffman shared "No Coffee," the second single following "All To Myself" from her debut solo album, City Of No Reply, alongside a statement about her departure from Dirty Projectors. Today, that song gets a gauzy video featu... more info

Sweeping The Nation — As promised when we did 1970 on Good Friday, the other end of our forty-year spectrum and a list notably more biased than most, even if its span is only the last five years, towards what STN was writing about at the time anyway. The Big Pink were the... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this week, Amber Coffman gave Stereogum a statement about her departure from Dirty Projectors. Now, following the confident ballad "All To Myself," she’s delivered a shimmying love song in "No Coffee," an instantly likable track from her fo... more info