WU LYF

WU LYF at MHOW in April (more by Amanda Hatfield)

Over the weekend, WU LYF posted a new track, "T R I U M P H," to YouTube, along with a message that seemed to either imply the band have broken up or that frontman Ellery James Roberts has chosen to leave the group...

Willis Earl Beal had me at his opening line, "I am gonna sing you some songs and then I am gonna get off the Goddamned stage!"...He's a born performer and for the duration of his hour long set, he sang like a man possessed...

Manchester's WU LYF stormed Brooklyn for rousing renditions of highlights from their excellent debut ... While the band was limited to brief material (this is why bands with one album get overplayed and burnt out too fast), they still poured endless energy into each track and believe it or not,…

The second week of Coachella 2012 (and unfortunately not streaming online this time around) kicked off on 4/20 and continues today, Saturday, Record Store Day...

Willis Earl Beal in Chicago (more by Zach Pollack)

Chicago singer/songwriter Willis Earl Beal, who is opening a number of dates on SBTRKT's upcoming tour, but not any of the NYC shows, has been announcing a few shows he'll be playing in NYC surrounding the tour...

Radiohead @ Roseland Ballroom in 2011 (more by Bao Nguyen)

Coachella which is taking place over the course of two weekends this year (April 13-15 and 20-22) revealed their 2012 lineup...

Yellow Ostrich @ Northside 2011 (more by Amanda Hatfield)

today in NYC
* Dayna Kurtz @ Barbes
* Daniel Kitson @ St Ann's
* Van Halen @ Cafe Wha...

Wu Lyf at Music Hall of Williamsburg (more by Toby Tenenbaum)

Wu Lyf's new LP is making some year-end lists and if you haven't already, you can catch the World Unite Lucifer Youth Foundation on the road in the new year...

Josh T Pearson @ BV-SXSW 2011 (more by Amanda Hatfield)

Check out Rough Trade's list of the Top 100 Albums of 2011 (yay Josh T Pearson!), below...

WU LYF are currently on a tour with Crystal Antlers that brought them to the sold out MHOW on November 8. The Village Voice spoke pretty highly of the 70 minute show (with 3 song encore), and noted that it was better than "staying home wondering if Jay-Z and Kanye had conceded to my list of Wat…