Shellac, Deerhoof, Fuck Buttons, Tortoise, Sunn O))), The Mars Volta, Six Organs Of Admittance, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Modest Mouse, Devendra Banhart, Explosions In The Sky and many more highly respectable names will all perform over the weekend which takes... Full Article at Strangeglue

Straight from the Cat’s Cradle in Carrboro, North Carolina. Full Article at Splice Today

Happy Birthday is Kyle Thomas (aka King Tuff), Chris Weisman, and Ruth Garbus. They formed in November 2008 to play one show at the punk-space "Tinderbox"(RIP), in their hometown Brattleboro, Vermont. Full Article at Brooklyn Vegan

Let's back into thisone with the sort of SAT analogy that can help us tidy our thoughts, like "painting is to frame as freak is to cage"—yessir, that'll do. Full Article at Village Voice

âZaguan 2604 Oak Lawn Ave. 214-219-8393 Dude Factor: 7, or Devendra Banhart, on a scale of 1 (Devendra Banhart, NSFW version) , to 10 (Devendra Banhart, circa 2008--way to go, dude, way to go). Full Article at Dallas Observer

From the curb to the club with Singapore Kane HOLD YOUR APPLAUSE "I know how good I am. I don't need an industry machine to tell me I'm great." Full Article at The Phoenix

Devendra Banhart models a necklace on page two of the All for the Mountain lookbook, which really has little or nothing to do with why this line of jewelry is utterly awesome. Full Article at Fader

You get what you pay for in a concert by Devendra Banhart, the standard-bearer of this decade's freak-folk movement. (And now that Banhart has signed with a major label, you pay a fair amount. Full Article at National Post

Live music picks for WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 25 through TUESDAY DECEMBER 1, 2009. Full Article at blogTO

Devendra Banhart and the Grogs live at Berklee Performance Center, November 14, 2009 My lingering qualms with Devendra Banhart's new album have very little to do with its substance and more to do with its consistency, a quality that throughout What... Full Article at The Phoenix

WEDNESDAY: Baltimore's got your jam itch covered: Local favorite the Bridge delivers two sets at Rams Head Live with the Ryan Montbleau Band. Baltimore jam-rock standard Big in Japan is big at the Ottobar with We Read Minds, Now What, and To the Moon. Full Article at Baltimore City Paper

Tonight's Devendra Banhart show has been moved from the Electric Factory to the TLA. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer

One may have assumed the entire audience around Massachusetts Ave. would have consisted solely of flower clad, patchouli wearing, twenty somethings, but this was not the case. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T

Yo Gabba Gabba Beacon videos with Devendra's Town Hall encore from Nov. 22nd, a picture of the setlist for an earlier date on the tour, and two videos of "Little Yellow Spider" (including one of him playing it for kids in Seattle in 2004) below... Full Article at Brooklyn Vegan

Few performers are as animated as the Venezuelan-bred freak folk singer-songwriter, Devendra Banhart. Full Article at Chicagoist

More than anyone, Devendra Banhart included, should be looked upon as the proud parents of the neo-folk movement. Full Article at Prefix

LE FREAK (C’EST CHIC): If you missed him at the Town Hall last night, you can still bask in the indie glow of freak-folk originator and hipster sage Devendra Banhart at the Music Hall of Williamsburg tonight. Full Article at NBC New York

I love Master Song. I don't like this. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T

Make sure you are packing insulin on your perfect Sunday; you’re going to need it on the Cupcake Crawl. But we have another antidote to saccharine Sundays: the new “Tim Burton” retrospective at MoMA. Full Article at Time Out New York