Today we got featured in The Onion’s A.V. Club as part of their Spring Music Week.  Check that shit out!

Also, we were in Dusted Magazine’s Listed feature yesterday, singing the praises of some of our favorite recent music.  See it here!  Also, check out the review of If Children that they wrote here.

Here’s a recording of “I Don’t Feel Young” that we did for Stereogum on Friday, seated in the air-conditioned back seat of a car. Also, Stereogum also did a feature on Jenn last week . . . woah here’s another thing! Texas Trivia!

And here’s a 3-song set that we played for Minnesota Public Radio, KCMP the Current on Saturday morning, bright and early with coffee coursing through my veins.

Splice Today did a joint interview between myself and Jesse from These United States, who just released a great new album.

On another topic, please note that our Baltimore and Lancaster CD Release shows in April have been swapped- Baltimore is now Thursday the 10th, and Lancaster is Friday the 11th.

Here’s a picture of John McCauly and his Deer Tick players, who will be doing those dates with us next month, at the Brooklyn Vegan Party on Wednesday night. Nice ’stache John!

@ The Middle East Upstairs in Cambridge, MA (photo by Bradley’s Almanac)

We had a great time at the Creative Alliance on Saturday night. Many thanks to LO MOdA for a fantastic set, and to Natasha Tylea for curating the evening. Jeff the Baltimore Taper was in the house and recorded our set for everlasting posterity. That means that you can download it, listen to it, and pick apart every inconsistency in our playing. YES!

Also, we conducted a somewhat frenetic interview with Greg from the blog Aural States, which you can also check out while you’re dissecting our live performance.

Look for us if you happen to be in Austin for SXSW. We’ll be the ones who are completely overwhelmed by the spectacle of it all. If you’re not one of the truly privileged attendees, you can hear us over streaming radio from a couple of our performances (see SHOWS).

Next course of action is some shows in Boston and New York this weekend.  If you’re in the NY area, you should make a point of coming to the Cakeshop on Sunday night, if only to have Pontiak melt your face.

In March, we’ll be down in Austin for 3 or 4 days of South by Southwest madness, including shows for WOXY, KCMP the Current, and the Merge Records showcase.

Also of note:  mydrumlesson.com recently featured Andy in an online drum lesson.  You have to be a  member to view all of the content, but you can see parts on it free of charge on their website.

mountains from a plane:

Wye Oak: 

Hands & Knees:

Small Sur: