Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Tim Griffin Yo La Tengo celebrated the release of their new record Popular Songs at D'amelio Terras Gallery in Chelsea last night. Album artist (and gallery owner) Dario Robleto was also in attendance to sign autographs, shake your... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Tim Griffin Yo La Tengo celebrated the release of their new record Popular Songs at D'amelio Terras Gallery in Chelsea last night. Album artist (and gallery owner) Dario Robleto was also in attendance to sign autographs, shake your... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — While summer may be over, here in Los Angeles any semblance of autumnal weather is a ways off.  Regardless, the next couple of months are traditionally the sweet spot for new releases. This week alone attests to this with new albums by the likes o... more info

Rollo & Grady — Yo La Tengo Rollo & Grady Recommended New Releases – Tuesday, September 8th Rodrigo Y Gabriela – 11:11 (Buy) Label: ATO Records/Red Rodrigo Y Gabriela – Buster Voodoo Yo La Tengo – Popular Songs (Buy) Label: Matador Records Yo La Teng... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Crothers/FilmMagic Leading this week’s horde of New Reviews are Phish, who — 25 years into their storied jamtastic career — have delivered what Rolling Stone considers their best album yet with Joy. A long hiatus deprived Phans of the Ve... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Matador Records, Brooklyn Vegan, and Other Music are proud to announce that we are combining forces to celebrate the new album Popular Songs on the date of release, Tuesday, September 8th here in New York City. The event will be... more info

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Stereogum — You've heard a few of Yo La Tengo's Popular Songs. Sink completely into the band's excellent twelfth full-length over at NPR. more info

Pop Tarts Suck Toasted — (this post originally appeared on Pop Candy last week, but I've decided to re-post it with artwork and mp3's! Hope you like!)So you think you have your favorite album of the year already picked, do you?Not so fast - we still have four months of fanta... more info

Mercury News, California — The first day focuses on electronic-music artists, such as MGMT, MSTRKRFT and the Streets. But it's the second day that really has us hooked, with indie-rock acts the Flaming Lips, Yo La Tengo, Bob Mould and the Decemberists. more info