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 »

This track, from Born Ruffians' new tour and digital EP, features Tokyo Police Club's Dave Monks, for what must have been the most polite and self-effacing recording session of all time. It sounds…   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 »

Would you like the opportunity to cross-check a member of your favorite band? Abiding by the theme of their album Champ, Tokyo Police Club invited a handful of fans for some friendly competition as…   Read Story »

We've brought you Tokyo Police Club's "Wait Up (Boots Of Danger)" in many forms: a stream, a live appearance on Letterman, a Dom remix, a Passion Pit remix. Not done yet. The giddy first single from…   Read Story »

TPC's Champ standout "Wait Up (Boots Of Danger)" has a remix by DOM, and one by Passion Pit, and to complete the set, a relatively enthusiastic "how about these guys" from Letterman last night. If…   Read Story »

Yes, it's that Andy Rourke, bassist for the Smiths, who put together this remix. Rourke hosts a show called Jetlag on East Village Radio, and he (along with co-host Double Ole) worked this remix.…   Read Story »

After young Worcester, MA fringe-cultural ambassador DOM dug into Glasslands I was left repeating that he "does everything right," and this remix he filed for Tokyo Police Club's racing Champ single…   Read Story »

Tokyo Police Club and Passion Pit are often tour mates, and probably mixtape mates for a great deal of love-starved pubescents. Both bands capture teen regret and anxiety with pitch perfect (and some…   Read Story »

We premiered the longer, slower "Breakneck Speed" a couple weeks back; but Champ single "Wait Up (Boots Of Danger)" moves closer to Tokyo Police Club's regular (breakneck) speed. "You never get…   Read Story »