Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher Last year, Australia's Dune Rats released their self-titled debut album, a batch of weed-fueled pop punk that should be comfort food for King of the Beach-era Wavves fans. They've now signed to Dine Alone Records, and the... more info

Stereogum — Nathan Williams will put out his latest album as Wavves, V, this coming October, and though the roll-out has been sticky (to say the least), the songs we’ve heard so far are promising. “Way Too Much,” “Flamezesz,” and “Heavy Metal Detox�... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Evidence is mounting that Wavves will in fact be the secret guest at Pitchfork's show at Villain tonight with Protomartyr and Deradoorian also on the bill. Wavves' tour with Twin Peaks begins in Early September and returns to NYC... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher First, second, and now there's a third single from the new Wavves album, called "Heavy Metal Detox." Of the three we've heard, this one's probably the Wavves-iest -- a blast of stoner pop punk that you could... more info

Stereogum — Wavves have shared a third single from their upcoming album V following “Way Too Much” and “Flamezesz.” Album opener “Heavy Metal Detox” is a Wavves song through and through: catchy California brat-punk with a metallic skeleton and a misa... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher photo by Alexandra Gavillet Wavves recently released the pop-punky lead single "Way Too Much" off their upcoming fifth album, V, which comes out October 2 via Ghost Ramp/Warner Bros (pre-order). Now they're back with second single "F... more info

Stereogum — The announcement of Wavves’ new album, V, came with some dramatic fanfare after Nathan Williams got into a public disagreement with his label over the early release of lead single, “Way Too Much.” The rollout for the next song from the record, ... more info

Stereogum — Steep Leans is the Boston-based project of Gray Somers and the latest signee to Wavves’ label Ghost Ramp. After forming the band in 2012, Somers performed a string of live shows over the years with additional band members until going into the quiet... more info

Stereogum — Last week, Wavves’ Nathan Williams tweeted a series of disgruntled messages directed at his label, Warner Bros., when the label tried to pull Wavves’ new single “Way Too Much” from Spotify after it had already gone online. After Williams call... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher Wavves already gave us their collaborative album with Cloud Nothings and their side project Spirit Club's album this year, but we're still waiting on the band's proper followup to Afraid of Heights. Release details and a title... more info