Stereogum — When we posted footage of Titus Andronicus covering They Might Be Giants, I mentioned a potentially more triumphant moment, the New Jersey-focused video for The Monitor’s “No Future Part Three: Escape From No Future.” The Tom Scharpling-directe... more info

DrownedInSound — This week's Spoti-Good-Friday playlist featuring EMA, They Might Be Giants, Metronomy, 2562, Magnetic Man, Bon Iver and a few more for good measure. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Powerpopulist — Bitchin' hearse, man.They Might Be Giants - Cant Keep Johnny Down mp3from forthcoming LPJoin Usdue out 19 JulyThe Brooklyn duo deep six the kidstuff with their first full-fledged rocker in twenty years. If you clicked above (or elsewhere), you've hea... more info

NME — They Might Be Giants also added to Suffolk festival more info

DrownedInSound — A couple. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Yahoo! Music UK — XFM - The band will play main stage, the Obelisk Arena, on the Satuday.... more info

Stereogum — The last time we checked in on A.V. Club’s Undercover series, Baths opted to take on the recently departed LCD Soundsystem’s “All My Friends.” Here, NJ shaggy dogs (and Replacements fans) Titus Andronicus threw a curveball and went for the re... more info

Stereogum — They Might Be Giants are taking a break from their spate of children’s albums to release Join Us, a collection of songs for adults. Of course, opener “Can’t Keep Johnny Down”‘ is still plenty suitable for Junior, too. They Might Be Giants �... more info

Altsounds — *They Might Be Giants* new album, *Join Us*, is the recordings that their fans have been waiting 20 years for! Impossibly catchy, sometimes strange and always original the album is a stunning return to form. As the band turns away from the family... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — UGO lists the top 50 They Might Be Giants songs. The Los Angeles Times visits Eatonville, Florida, the adopted hometown of author Zora Neale Hurston. The Hartford Courant examines marketing challenges for bands in the digital age. Gothamist interview... more info