JamBase — Today's new album release highlights include Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit, Fleet Foxes, Steve Earle and The Dukes, Midnight North, Portugal. The Man and Andy Hall & Roosevelt Collier. more info

DrownedInSound — A perfect melding of the band's two previous full-lengths, funnelled into a new, focused vision more info

Chorus.fm — The artists on your television this week include: Phoenix (Kimmel; 6/12), Miley Cyrus (Fallon; 6/14), Lorde (Fallon; 6/15), and Fleet Foxes (Colbert; 6/16). more info

Stereogum — This week in headlines: Arcade Fire Clap Back, Tom Thinks The New Fleet Foxes Album Is Meh, Diplo Is Gross, Katy Perry Wants Your Attention So Damn Bad, Lorde Fuckin' Loves The F Train, and The Chainsmokers Pop-Up Shop Was Actually Pretty Chill. Here... more info

Stereogum — A popular musician, the frontman of a huge rock band, finds himself lost. His success seemed to come out of nowhere, and he worries about losing touch with himself. He wonders why he's making this music, why he's even on this planet in the first plac... more info

Chorus.fm — Fleet Foxes new album, Crack Up, is streaming over at NPR. more info

Stereogum — I can't be the only one who sees it: The return of Fleet Foxes and the return of Twin Peaks have too much in common to overlook. Falling two days apart on a sun-washed weekend in May, their commingled arrival in the Pacific Northwest was surely pure ... more info

JamBase — Listen to ‘Crack-Up,’ the first new Fleet Foxes album since 2011. more info

Stereogum — Fans been waiting six years for a new Fleet Foxes album, and today, that wait is finally ending. Crack-Up, the folky Seattle harmonizers follow-up to their beloved sophomore LP Helplessness Blues, officially comes out next week, and we've already hea... more info

Uncut — “Was I too slow? Did I change overnight?” Robin Pecknold returns to the hunt. “Was I too slow? Did I change overnight?” Robin Pecknold returns to the hunt. The post Fleet Foxes’ Crack-Up reviewed appeared first on Uncut. more info