Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As Rado notes, that musical quest—of being lighter, more accessible, more in line with the kind of songs you might encounter at a ...

Foxygen, who were just in NYC for a free River Rocks show (and will be back this fall, see below), have had a few PR stumbles this year but now have suffered a literal one. Frontman Sam France, who ...

Foxygen’s next NYC show is a free one on July 25 at Hudson River Park’s Pier 84 as part of the River Rocks 2013 with Thao & the Get Down Stay Down opening. The band have announced some fall tour dates ...

Audio for First Listens is no longer available after the album is released. When LPs and cassettes gave way to compact discs in the late '80s and early '90s, many bands seized on the format's ...

The Sett became an outlet for ironic and meaningful expressions of youth and angst Friday night as Foxygen entranced the glorified café-bar with their established nexus of in-your-face indie rock and ...

A dense, scattershot batch of could-be songs yet to be realized, the third record from one of Los Angeles’ most promising guitar bands is kind of a mess. Unlike Foxygen’s memorable last album, “We Are ...

The Oregon women’s tennis team (7-1) completed its second shutout of the day in a 4-0 demolition of the Seattle University Redhawks (0-4). The... Somewhere in an alternate universe where the ’60s ...

There is a sense of erudition that comes with listening to a hitherto unknown artist — a sense of having listened to music before it becomes a shower sing-along. Indie-rock duo Foxygen’s latest album, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... There’s a lot of pressure facing young bands this week. Playing up to, and maybe more than, 10 showcases in a few days is demanding on its own, but on top of ...

Last month, Foxygen announced their sixth studio album Seeing Other People. Now, the Los Angeles-based duo of Sam France and Jonathan Rado have released a new song called “Face the Facts”. The track ...

Foxygen’s “San Francisco” is about as perfect a piece of baroque, groovy ’60s pop as you’re likely to hear all year, and if you know little more about this young LA band than that sunny tune and ...