CSS Announce U.S. Tour Dates

Will the party-hearty Brazilians stop into a venue near you? Click here to find out!
Lovefoxxx of CSS / Photo by Casey Flanigan

The temperature outside may be cooling down, but Brazil's craziest group of party-rockers, CSS, are getting ready to turn up the heat with a string of North American shows this December. The mini-tour in support of the group's sophomore effort, Donkey, kicks off in Las Vegas Dec. 9 and will hit major cities in the U.S.

See Foo Fighters, Beck, CSS, MGMT, and Many More

Check out SPIN.com's exclusive photos from the Austin City Limits music festival!
Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters / Photo by Casey Flanigan

If you weren't able to attend last weekend's Austin City Limits music festival, not to worry: SPIN.com was there, snapping photos of every great band we could find. Check out our shots of Beck, Foo Fighters, CSS, and many more artists below and on the next two pages.

 

All Points West '08 Recap: Friday

Radiohead return to the site of their storied 2001 stop in the NYC area. New Pornographers and Grizzly Bear battle for young minds. Dance music owns the day, with CSS, Girl Talk, and Underworld serving grooves.
Radiohead's Thom Yorke / Photo by Shawna Adams

The New Pornographers and Grizzly Bear: Eating Indie Rock for Dinner:

Available Today: July 22, 2008

Get our take on new albums from Paul Weller, CSS, Dr. Dog, and more!
Paul Weller

Here's a rundown of what's available online and in record stores this week. Click each album title to read Spin's review:

Paul Weller, 22 Dreams: Punk's cappuccino-sipping style councillor puts heads to bed.

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Cansei de Ser Sexy scamper and bounce all over the sophomore slump with Donkey, their new palette of party fodder due July 22.

What? When Brazilian nightlife aficionados CSS hit North America with their bratty self-titled debut -- playfully prodding Paris Hilton and copulating to Death from Above -- inhibited Yankees rejoiced inside, but only coyly shuffled their feet. Call that a warm-up.

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