the microphones

From legendary lifers like Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Bill Fay to great newer artists like Phoebe Bridgers, Waxahatchee, Jason Isbell, and Bonny Light Horseman, here are 20 folk albums we love from this year so far...

With concerts as we know them still cancelled, relive this awesome early/mid 2000s footage of Arcade Fire, The National, Bloc Party, The Shins, Modest Mouse, Death Cab, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and more...

This week's Notable Releases include Phil Elverum's first album as The Microphones in 17 years, the last album Jason Molina recorded before his passing, Neurosis' Steve Von Till, 4AD-signed rapper Tkay Maidza, and more...

”There is too much focus on the title of a thing,” Phil says about reviving his old moniker. ”Ideally, we can just make stuff without a title for it and without an identity for it.”

Phil Elverum (also known as Mount Eerie) has revived his old moniker The Microphones for a new album, 'Microphones in 2020,' which you can now hear in full, along with an accompanying short film...

Phil Elverum retired his old moniker The Microphones in 2003 and has been releasing music as Mount Eerie ever since, but last year he revived the moniker for the first Microphones show in 16 years, and now just announced a new Microphones album!

Today's picks for live videos to watch while you're home and every show is cancelled include ABBA at Wembley in 1979, The Microphones at Pete's Candy Store in 2002, Thursday playing Full Collapse, and more.

Phil Elverum revived his old moniker The Microphones for a show at What The Heck Fest this past weekend, and video has surfaced of him playing one of his most loved songs...

Phil Elverum returned The Microphones moniker in 2003 and continued making music as Mount Eerie, but he's now reviving it for at least one show...

Geneviève Castrée, who has recorded as Woelv and Ô Paon, was diagnosed with inoperable, stage four pancreatic cancer four months after giving birth to her daughter with Phil Elverum, of Mount Eerie and the Microphones...