JamBase — Release Day Picks this week highlights new albums by Neil Young, The Rolling Stones, U2, Chris Stapleton and Wilco. more info

JamBase — Learn about the early years of Wilco as founding members John Stirratt and Jeff Tweedy talk about those days on 'Celebration Rock.' more info

Obscure Sound — The brightly infectious “So Good (I Could Die)” turned me onto J Bengoy this past May, showcasing a fun-loving twang reminiscent of Wilco and Beulah. The act – based out of Burlington, Vermont – impresses again with their new track “Reprise... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — With their second lp, 2003’s Circles, John Stirratt and Pat Sansone united as the Autumn Defense to craft a set of winsome and sweet songs. For Stirratt, the album offered a detour from his role in Wilco. Soon after, Sansone would join the band too... more info

Stereogum — Next week, Wilco are reissuing their first two albums -- 1995's A.M. and 1996's Being There -- in deluxe sets that include never-before-released material. Today, the bonus disc that's included with the Being There reissue is streaming early via NPR... more info

JamBase — Wilco closed out a three night run in St. Paul with a career-spanning show that will be their last ahead of a planned year off. more info

JamBase — Watch Wilco's next-to-last show before they are expected to take over a year off including Jeff Tweedy chiding talkers in the audience. more info

Stereogum — On the Wonderful World Of Depression podcast, guests (usually comedians) talk to host John Moe about their battles with depression and about the way that the condition has affected their lives and careers. The latest guest is Wilco frontman Jeff Tw... more info

Uncut — From the Being There sessions From the Being There sessions The post Hear Wilco’s previously unreleased song, ‘‘Dynamite My Soul’’ appeared first on Uncut. more info

Stereogum — Wilco are preparing to reissue Being There , their landmark 1996 sophomore double-LP, as well as their 1995 debut A.M. Both sets contain unreleased tracks, and we've already heard one from the A.M. era called "Myrna Lee" featuring bassist John Stirr... more info