Here We Go Magic have announced plans to release the follow-up to 2012's A Different Ship. Titled Be Small, the new record, according to a…

Fronted by former Here We Go Magic keyboardist Teeny Lieberson (joined by sisters Lizzy and Katherine), Brooklyn's TEEN has made intriguing moves from the start.

One week after two members of Iranian dance-punk band the Yellow Dogs were killed as part of a tragic November 11 murder-suicide, family, friends, and…

Yesterday marked the tenth anniversary of songwriter Elliott Smith's death by his own hand, a still-painful moment for both Gen-Xers and twentysomethings alike. It was…

Here We Go Magic's Luke Temple promised to follow a funkier path than usual with his upcoming solo album, Good Mood Fool. "There's people in…

Luke Temple's restless muse took him across various styles before he finally garnered some overdue recognition with Here We Go Magic. Temple still has some…

From somewhere deep in the Brooklyn Academy of Music's cavernous, 2,090-capacity Howard Gilman Opera House, someone shouts "I love you, Sean!" at Parquet Courts bassist…

It is an especially languid May afternoon in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and inside a dark cafe on Bedford Avenue, Michael Bloch and Peter Hale, both of…

Bonnaroo has long shed its rep as the patchouliest fest in the land, but its 2012 installment ended with a jam that rivaled ?uestlove's Superjam…

Brooklyn art-rockers Here We Go Magic probably aren't the first band to give a hitchhiker a lift cruising from venue to venue on tour, but…

Brooklyn quintet refines art-rock production and intermittent Krautrock pulses for soft rock vocals.

An Oreo-eating man with a vest and cargo shorts must choose between his statuesque, imperious, wheelchair-bound wife and a cheerful, dancing android in the video…

"Is this love?" is a familiar question in pop songs, and with good reason. Now comes Here We Go Magic's take on the trope, from…

"When you're playing Glastonbury at 11 in the morning," Luke Temple begins, "you're playing to the people who are still awake and have no idea…

This scruffy EP -- six songs, 21 minutes, recorded live -- by one-man-band-turned-mixed-gender-quintet Here We Go Magic weaves together more stylistic threads than would ordinarily…