Vagabon

Last month, the Brooklyn synagogue Union Temple was the target of anti-semitic graffiti. The synagogue also doubles as a music venue called Murmrr Theatre, where…

Last year, Laetitia Tamko, the New York-based musician and onetime Band To Watch, released Infinite Worlds, one of the best indie rock debuts of 2018.

A few months after naming Vagabon a Band To Watch, we dubbed Læticia Tamko’s debut, Infinite Worlds, our Album Of The Week. Today, she's back…

Lizzy Goodman’s new book, Meet Me In The Bathroom, documents an era in rock music that many of us remember well. It uses oral history…

The best bit of music-related video I saw all this week -- and you may have seen it earlier -- was that one Master Of…

Earlier this year, Lætitia Tamko, the onetime Band To Watch who records as Vagabon, gave us Infinite Worlds, one of the best pieces of fuzzed-out…

Stereogum gave a few of our favorite bands disposable cameras to document their experience in Austin for this year's SXSW festival. Girlpool, Japanese Breakfast, PWR…

A lot of bands descend upon Austin for SXSW every year, and this year a lot of those bands rolled through the Mazda Studio At…

SXSW has drawn heavy criticism over a clause in its artist agreement that allows the festival to "notify the appropriate U.S. immigration authorities" if it…

Four tracks into Infinite Worlds, Vagabon's eight-song debut, we get a plot twist. For the first three songs, Infinite Worlds is an exercise in fuzzy,…

Last year, we made Laetitia Tamko, the Cameroon-born and New York-based artist who records as Vagabon, a Band To Watch on the strength of her…

Cameroon-born/Brooklyn-based musician Lætitia Tamko is set to release her debut album under the recording alias Vagabon next month. We've already heard the first two singles…

The year is nearing an end, and we're nearing the end of our ropes with holiday #content. We're really proud of the stuff we've shared…