Fresh off their appearance on  Kimmel, Phoenix resumed their victory lap tour, playing to a full house in San Diego. Neon Indian made for a fitting opener summoning otherworldly sounds via his…   Read Story »

Neon Indian's Alan Palomo stopped by Sirius Radio XMU for an interview with Jake Fogelnest and to play a couple of tracks. He played a new song called "I Really Didn't Need You Anyway." Palomo said…   Read Story »

Class Actress's take on "Terminally Chill" is less chill, though a lot icier than the original. Add this one to your Neon Indian cover mixtape, next to Here We Go Magic's "Deadbeat Summer" and White…   Read Story »

Governors Island is a magical place built for art, installations, bike rides, and marriage proposals. The New York Times has done a profile, followup, and critical discussion piece on the place this…   Read Story »

From White Hinterland’s “6669 (I Don’t Know If You Know)" to Texas Townes Van Zandt fan Jesse Woods' “Mind Drips” and now Luke Temple & Co's take on "Deadbeat Summer," it feels like…   Read Story »

Toward the beginning of the month we posted White Hinterland's cover of Neon Indian's "6669 (I Don’t Know If You Know)." Today we have 27-year-old California-to-Texas singer-songwriter/Townes Van…   Read Story »

This stop-motion video for "6669" (maybe the best track on Psychic Chasms, and the one that samples a track by Alan's father, Jorge) uses common objects -- beads, nylon string, wire -- to create a…   Read Story »

Virgin Mobile's Festival will be free just like it was last year. And it'll happen September 25th at Maryland's Merriweather Post Pavilion. Sir Richard Branson took a break from para-sailing or…   Read Story »

Amrit and I saw Inception just before the start of this year’s Pitchfork Festival, so you have to read this post with the understanding that the first day may have been a dream, or maybe you are in…   Read Story »

We've noted Casey Dienel's move toward a denser electro realm on White Hinterland's third album Kairos, so her decision to cover Neon Indian's "6669 (I Don’t Know If You Know)" shouldn't come as a…   Read Story »