When Jason Boesel went down to Mexico in 2008 with Conor Oberst, his objective was simple: play drums. That's one thing he knew he could do. Full Article at Spinner.com

ANYONE familiar with the work of Dave Rawlings knows much of it is about collaboration. That's as true of the solo albums of his partner, Gillian Welch, as it is of his first album under his own name, A Friend of a Friend. Full Article at The Australian

Do you remember the first time you heard Bright Eyes? I bet you do. You see, in this decade where technology and immediacy have defragmented our attention spans, and subsequently our music, very few things can sound as shocking as Conor Oberst’s voice. Full Article at BushwishBK

I'm surprised it didn't take longer for us (MOF) to get back together. But this is the most fun I've ever had making a record." Full Article at Creators Syndicate

What's more annoying at a folk gig – the half-cut guy nonchalantly munching crisps or the one with the carefully cultivated moustache telling him to shush? Full Article at The Independent

Hey, look, it’s that album we were all expecting in 2005. Remember? Think way back. Full Article at cokemachineglow