Brooklyn Vegan — photos by P Squared Photography The War on Drugs @ Bowery Ballroom - 3/19/14 The War On Drugs put out their excellent new album, Lost in the Dream, this week (3/18) via Secretly Canadian, and brought their current tour in... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — The War on Drugs were born with a sound. When Adam Granduciel’s Philly-bred concern released Wagonwheel Blues in 2008, they were already singular. There were familiar signifiers—woo-hoo-hoos stolen from Born in the USA-era Springsteen, Granduciel... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The War on Drugs, whose tour has them in NYC for three sold-out shows this month, will release their new album Lost in the Dream next week (3/18) via Secretly Canadian, but you can now hear it in full... more info

Stereogum — One afternoon last week, your Stereogum staff put in serious work on an email thread, attempting to figure out which ’80s corporate-rock entity, exactly, the War On Drugs sound most like on their new album Lost In The Dream. Among the staff, variou... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The War On Drugs at Cameo in 2011 (more by Jessica Amaya) As discussed, The War on Drugs are releasing a new album and going on a tour this year which brings them to NYC on March 20 at Bowery... more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus, tour dates. more info

Consequence of Sound — Kurt Vile and The War on Drugs, too. more info

Impose Magazine — Forget Kurt Vile's Constant Hitmaker or The War on Drugs' Wagonwheel Blues; Alex Bleeker and the Freaks' self-titled 2009 album has to be the closest thing there is to a sincere indie dad rock record. Bleeker's unfailingly affable followup, How Far A... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Nightlands is the project of Dave Hartley, who has played as a sideman in The War on Drugs and with Sharon Van Etten, and they'll release their sophomore album, Oak Island, on January 22 via Secretly Canadian. The first... more info

Impose Magazine — "So Far So Long" is the first single of off Nightlands' sophomore album, Oak Island. David Hartley, the man behind Nightlands, is also known for playing bass in The War on Drugs, and the father of Death Dunk, an Impose sports column. Hartley lay... more info