Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Thee Oh Sees @ Irving Plaza, 2013 (more by Ebru Yildiz) We just posted that Brigid Dawson is taking a break from Thee Oh Sees so she can do other stuff like her artwork. But who is in... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — one of Dawson's pieces of artwork... Brigid Dawson has spent the last few years singing with Thee Oh Sees but, following the band's hiatus, she is taking a break from the band. Having moved to San Marin, CA, one of... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — RSVP for the FREE Thee Oh Sees Northside Fest show in McCarren Park opens today at noon. Tickets for the American Football reunion show at Webster Hall go on sale today at noon. Tickets for the Mineral reunion shows... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Thee Oh Sees @ Coachella 2013 (more by Wei Shi) As mentioned, Thee Oh Sees' hiatus was a brief one -- the same amount of time off for most bands wouldn't even be noticed -- and they're playing California shows... more info

Stereogum — We all got a bad scare late last year when the prolific and consistently great garage-psych institution Thee Oh Sees announced their hiatus, but now here we are just a few months later and the band is back with a brand new album. We’ve already hear... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Thee Oh Sees @ Irving Plaza (more by Ebru Yildiz) Well that didn't last long. Thee Oh Sees will end their hiatus next month with a few live shows in California, including two at new LA venue The... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis San Francisco songwriter Dylan Shearer makes the sort of somber pop that sounds like rain. There's a distinct Englishness to it, too, that has drawn comparisons to Soft Machine's Kevin Ayers and Robert Wyatt and that is... more info

Stereogum — Bay Area garage-rock torchbearers Thee Oh Sees announced a hiatus late last year, but not before they recorded Drop, a psychedelic Lemonhead of a new album that’ll be out later this month. They’ve just shared a new video for the album’s title t... more info

Stereogum — The two songs we’ve heard from Thee Oh Sees’ forthcoming Drop spanned a vast aesthetic distance; “Penetrating Eye” was a gnarly unhinged riff monster, while “The Lens” was a subdued and pretty psych ballad. “Drop,” the album’s title... more info

Stereogum — Mikal Cronin, the Bay Area scuzz-rocker who recently contributed to the new Thee Oh Sees album and released his second album, MCII, last year, is releasing a single titled “Soul In Motion” as the A-side of the LAMC 7″. The track shifts from aco... more info