Antoine Wagner and Francisco Soriano chronicle Phoenix's 2009-2010 tour in From A Mess To The Masses, which documents the Parisian's band's international breakthrough. Wagner also directed Phoenix's…   Read Story »

Alright, the latest edition of "Does [insert huge company] rip off [insert artist]?" is a little hairier -- this possible invocation of Phoenix's "Lisztomania" isn't as cut-and-dry as our last…   Read Story »

Tokyo Police Club has been unraveling a covers series for Polaroid -- ten songs culled from each of the last ten years -- and a few more of these have surfaced. Check out covers of LCD Soundsystem's…   Read Story »

Photographer Hedi Slimane took some black and white photos of Phoenix holed-up in a New York City studio working on their fifth album, the followup to Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix. We have a handful of…   Read Story »

Phoenix did an interview with Australian website Pedestrian.TV, who talked to the band about their still-untitled followup to Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix. The band were in the middle of getting a…   Read Story »

Last night's Phoenix/Dirty Projectors/Wavves show at Madison Square Garden became an even bigger deal when Daft Punk joined the headliners during the encore. According to the Village Voice, they did…   Read Story »

As a record Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix has got legs, is excellent, and is the closest thing you'll see to a slick synth-pop- king maker in 2010. Soon after the record's release they played one of those…   Read Story »

Fresh off their appearance on  Kimmel, Phoenix resumed their victory lap tour, playing to a full house in San Diego. Neon Indian made for a fitting opener summoning otherworldly sounds via his…   Read Story »

Phoenix stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night to do "Lasso" and "1901," from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The album came out May 2009, but it feels like forever ago, except when you see it live…   Read Story »

When we posted the Outside Lands festival lineup, we mentioned how the San Fransisco festival tried to fit it "between a jam and a rock space," especially with Further (featuring the Grateful…   Read Story »