KEXP Seattle — Monday, July 26th WOLF PARADE with Moools @ the Showbox at the Market Montreal indie rock quartet Wolf Parade are traveling the globe this summer to promote their new album Expo 86, which was released in June. They’ll be down from Canada for a quic... more info
We All Want Someone To Shout For — Zola Jesus re-recorded “Sea Talk” from her 2009 album Tsar Bomba, for her new EP that is coming out October 12th via Sacred Bones. It will also be a part of the reissue of the Stridulum EP, called Stridulum II. I remember liking the song when I s... more info
LargeHeartedBoy — The Georgia Straight profiles Wolf Parade. If DeCaro's parents' goal was to make sure that their son didn't end up in a band where art is obviously far more important than commerce, then they failed spectacularly. EXPO 86, the third... more info
L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Much has been made over the last few years of the declining value of the album and song, what with 99 cent downloads and $2.99 digital albums on Amazon.com. But maybe it's time to start talking about the rapidly declining... more info
Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Absence makes the rock grow louder for Wolf Parade. If the Canadian indie quartet sound more together on their latest album Expo 86, it's due to the time the lone Wolves recently spent apart, claims singer-keyboard player Spencer Krug. more info
Brooklyn Vegan — Day 1 photos by Weekly Dig, Wolf Parade photos by Kate Gardiner Panda Bear @ Pitchfork Fest Saturday night (Suckafreemike) "Dear panda bear: you're playing a music festival, not an art installation." - Etan "The only explanation for Panda Bear's... more info
Guardian Music — (Sub Pop)Wolf Parade's lupine charm emerged from the cross-pollinating world of indie Montreal in 2005 with the excellent debut Apologies to the Queen Mary. Five years and many not-completely-inaccurate comparisons to Modest Mouse later, they return ... more info
Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Vincent Cornelli, words by Rachel Kowal Spencer & Dan Zola Jesus' rise over the last year has been rather meteoric, and judging from her live performance, it isn't hard to see why the young artist has been the... more info
We All Want Someone To Shout For — It’s been two years since I’ve seen Wolf Parade live. The last time I saw them it was at Terminal 5. The worst venue in New York City. When they announced 2010 tour dates, blasted Terminal 5 had booked them again. I had the venue with a passion (... more info
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