Rolling Stone — In this week’s New Music Report, Rolling Stone contributing editor Christian Hoard presents another segment of Christian Rock, spotlighting Titus Andronicus’s new album The Monitor. Hoard says the Jersey rockers accomplish a strange feat with a �... more info

Pitchfork — It seems like only yesterday we were enjoying the Austin sun while taking in too much BBQ and trying to catch dozens (hundreds?) of the world's finest and/or most breathlessly hyped new bands. But that was an entire year ago. Which can only mean one ... more info

Pitchfork — For a large version of this poster, click here. Graphics by Erez Avissar Pitchfork is throwing two big parties in Austin, Texas on March 19 and 20. Come hang with us! We've once again teamed up with our friends at the Windish Agency to present the fi... more info

Pitchfork - TV — This 50-minute documentary goes behind the scenes of the New Jersey punk band's new civil war-themed album, . more info

The Independent — MGMT, the Booklyn indie duo due to release its second album, Congratulations, is the most blogged musical act on March 12, according to the Hype Machine. Holding second and third place are French electro-house artist Kavinsky and Austin, Texas chill... more info

Guardian Music — (Merok)The second album by Titus Andronicus is ostensibly a concept album about the American civil war, or, according to singer Patrick Stickles, "about how the conflicts that led our nation into that great calamity remain unresolved". It's good that... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Buried somewhere in the hour-long rubble of buzzed guitars, martial drums, shredded vocal cords, unsuspected string sections, skronking sax solos, and, uh, bagpipes that form NJ suburbanites Titus Andronicus’ second full-length record is a sma... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The Monitor is a workout, packed with strained punk rock yells, folksy breakdowns and dozens upon dozens of slapped-together guitar riffs. The Monitor is a... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — “I need a timeout,” sings Patrick Stickles near the end of Titus Andronicus’ sophomore effort, “The Monitor.” It’s a bit of an understatement. “The Monitor” is a workout, packed with strained punk roc... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — "From Memory" comes to us from former Titus Andronicus member Andrew Cedermark. Opening with swathes of looming, fuzzed-out guitars and an organ drone, the song become a sort of understated sing-along, with a "ba-da-da-dum" chorus that begs you to jo... more info