NME — 'Got Something For You' available to listen to online now more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Best Coast & Wavves are sort of an item together. They both like to smoke a lot of weed, and has incredible success this year. Now their collaborating together for an exclusive Christmas song for Target that will be on a Target Christmas Collaboratio... more info

Stereogum — Grab those Christmas weed grinders and sing along to “Got Something For You,” a duet by Taco Bell-approved couple Wavves and Best Coast. The song shows up on Target’s Christmas Gig compilation along with the likes of Guster, Bishop Allen, Black... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Beach House @ ACL 2010 (more by Tim Griffin) Beach House will return to the road in February. Announced dates so far include a February 23rd show at Webster Hall in NYC (21 days after WAVVES and Best Coast play... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — "Best coast and wavves are touring the US together Jan/Feb 2011. Who wants to party with me while mom and dad are gone?" - Snacks the Cat Wavves watching Best Coast @ NXNE (more) Friends, lovers and now tour-mates. Best... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Los Angeles Times profiles Best Coast. Along with Wavves and Girls, Best Coast has invented a new California sound, with "Crazy for You" as its irresistible template. It's surf pop made by a woman with permanent grit in her... more info

Scotsman.com — WAVVES ARCHES, GLASGOW *** more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Tim Griffin Big Freedia The 2010 edition of Fun Fun Fun Fest is now complete. You saw pictures from the first night. We have lots of possitive things to say coming up, but for now here is a... more info

Guardian Music — MIA, On tourMusician, producer, visual artist, guest star, model and controversialist – MIA is in your face on every available platform; catnip for the broadsheets like Cheryl Cole is for the tabloids. True to the nature of the beast, then, her cur... more info

Stereogum — Brooklyn’s the Hairs remind me of something you’d find on a Blue Tongue cassette in the mid ’90s. Or, to update the reference — Knight School-er Kevin Alvir’s brief home-recorded pop songs sound like a twee Wavves, a less punked-up but stil... more info