Since 2011's Gimme Some, Peter Bjorn & John have been kicking around in various combinations and doing sundry things: The covered the Strokes for our STROKED comp as a unit; Björn released music as…   Read Story »

The last we saw of Norah Jones's Danger Mouse-collabo "Miriam" was the official video, which featured her in her Sunday finest sitting in a paddle boat with a bloody oar, and eventually, a disturbing…   Read Story »

Sweden's indie-pop overlords are banding up. Ingrid is a new collective founded by Lykke Li, Miike Snow, Peter Bjorn & John's Björn Yttling, and the Teddybears' Joakim Ahlund, among others. Yttling…   Read Story »

Last night, Swede-pop professionals Peter Bjorn & John appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live, performing a wiry, energetic version of "Dig A Little Deeper." As a web-only bonus, they also ran through "Second…   Read Story »

The Strokes' debut album Is This It was first released on 7/30/01. To help us celebrate this 10th Anniversary, we asked some of our favorite indie bands to cover each track. The resulting collection,…   Read Story »

This month Bud Light (the beer that has its own Santigold remix) celebrates the third birthday of its Lime spinoff. While this new commercial doesn't mention that milestone, it does mention the…   Read Story »

Peter Bjorn & John's "Second Chance" clip is the next logical step from their "Breaker Breaker" video. In fact, I'm pretty sure it's the next thing they shot: You'll see the same set, the same black…   Read Story »

Peter, Bjorn & John stopped by Conan last night to do their newest single, "Second Chance." The trio also did "Dig A Little Deeper" for the backstage crowd, who helped John Eriksson with the hand…   Read Story »

After brief detours resting most of their guitars in favor of keyboards and sample pads on Living Thing in 2009, and most of their voices in favor of horns and extended instrumentals with Seaside…   Read Story »

The first taste of Peter, Bjorn & John's upcoming album Gimme Some is short, fast & aggressive. I hope all the songs on the record are like this, though even 2009's Living Thing was meaner than…   Read Story »