Peter Parker likes indie now, and like any self-respecting music fan in the digital age, he's all about showing off his taste on his MySpace page. So head to myspace.com/spiderman for previously…   Read Story »

Despite the excellent lineups all over town, our daylight hours on Friday had been spoken for well before we made the trek to SouthBy (and particularly after spending Thursday systematically missing…   Read Story »

The Soundcheck show on WNYC played host to The Walkmen this week, where Hamilton and the crew crooned through two new tunes, "I Lost You" and "What Happened To You." Don't look for deep sonic…   Read Story »

Back in '74, John Lennon and Harry Nilsson went on a bender forever known as "the lost weekend," a stretch of months starring booze, drugs, and the bars of LA. To commemorate their debauchery, Harry…   Read Story »

We're enjoying Insound's Save The Album (We Sell Digital Now!) site, where indie rockers including Tim Harrington, Bloc Party, and Devendra Banhart discuss their favorite albums. Walkman Paul Maroon…   Read Story »

Stream two more tunes from the Walkmen's track-for-track remake of Harry Nilsson?s Pussy Cats here. Walkmen covering Nilsson covering Dylan ... pretty cool. The album's out next month, and according…   Read Story »

A few months back, we gave you a heads up about the Walkmen's song-for-song take on Harry Nilsson?s John Lennon-produced Pussy Cats. The tribute was the last album produced at Marcata Studios before…   Read Story »

That Pitchforkmedia must be doing something right; 19,000 people a day hit up their Festival for 18 hours of music over two days, despite some serious heat and humidity. Whether that's a testament to…   Read Story »

The new Walkmen, A Hundred Miles Off, is a mix of the best of Bows & Arrows and Everyone Who Pretended To Like Me Is Gone. Growing on us more each day ... could it be their "make it big" album? (No…   Read Story »

With fan death threats against Lindsay Lohan, impersonators performing at TomKat's wedding, and the cover of Rolling Stone #1000, the Beatles are back in buzzness. Mike Skinner's sad dad eulogy…   Read Story »