Stereogum — Describing the music of Howe Gelb as “alt-country” doesn’t do justice to the immense, genre-spanning catalogue that he’s amassed over his band Giant Sand’s 30 years in existence. True, Gelb has put out several great records within the roots... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Juliana Hatfield Three releases its sophomore album Whatever, My Love today, 21 years after its debut. Other new music I can recommend include A Place to Bury Strangers' Transfixiation, Ibeyi's self-titled disc, Mourn's eponymous album, Six Organ... more info

Stereogum — In a couple of months, the reunited Juliana Hatfield Three return with their new album Whatever, My Love — the 22-years-later follow-up to the 1993 alt-pop minor classic Become What You Are. We’ve posted the early songs “If I Could” and “Or... more info

Stereogum — Underrated early-’90s alt-poppers the Juliana Hatfield Three have reunited, and they’re getting set to release the crowdfunded Whatever, My Love, their second album and their first in 12 years. First single “If I Could” was a strong and catch... more info

Stereogum — The Juliana Hatfield Three released exactly one album, 1993′s pretty-great Become What You Are, before breaking up. They’ve recently reunited, and they’re about to release the crowdfunded reunion album Whatever, My Love and hit the road for a t... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — At the Guardian, author Porochista Khakpour listed the top novels about 9/11. The Juliana Hatfield Three has announced a 2015 reunion tour. 78 online "best books of 2014" lists were added to the master aggregation at Largehearted Boy yesterday (bring... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Photo: Juliana Hatfield at The Bell House in 2011 (more by Graeme Flegenheimer) As discussed, Juliana Hatfield is releasing her first Juliana Hatfield Three (her trio with drummer Todd Philips and bassist Dean Fisher) album, Whatever, My Love, on... more info

Stereogum — Days after releasing comeback single “If I Could,” the Juliana Hatfield Three have announced tour dates in support of their crowdfunded reunion album Whatever, My Love. Check out the full itinerary below. 02/26 Portland, ME @ Port City Music Hall... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Juliana Hatfield has resurrected her mid-'90s band Juliana Hatfield Three (with drummer Todd Philips and bassist Dean Fisher) to make Whatever, My Love, which will be out February 17 on American Laundromat Records. This will be the... more info

Stereogum — Earlier this year, Juliana Hatfield reunited the Juliana Hatfield Three, the alt-rock trio who made the sorta-classic 1993 album Become What You Are, to make a new crowdfunded LP. That album, somehow only the second one from this band, is called What... more info