Watch out, Gal Gadot -- you're not the only one who can cover a John Lennon song while self-isolating during the coronavirus pandemic! While Gadot did "Imagine," Dirty Projectors' Dave Longstreth has opted for the even more fitting "Isolation."

After solidifying their 21st century indie bona fides with 2009's Bitte Orca and 2012's Swing Lo Magellan, Dirty Projectors sat out the middle of the '10s. But since they returned with a self-titled album three years ago, they've been moving at a pretty quick pace -- following it a year and a half later with…

Dirty Projectors have released a new live in-studio album today, which is part of their label's Domino Documents series that has also included live albums from Julia Holter and Wild Beasts. The album, which is called Sing The Melody, was recorded last year at New York City's Power Station studios before they went out on…

Tomorrow, Dave Longstreth is releasing the latest Dirty Projectors album, Lamp Lit Prose, which marks a return to a more collaborative spirit compared to last year's self-titled, largely solo effort. We've heard "Break-Thru" and "That's A Lifestyle" from it already, and today Longstreth is unveiling one final track before the album's official re...

"Break-Thru," the lead single from Dirty Projectors' new album Lamp Lit Prose, was polarizing to say the least. One thing we can all agree on is that the track's chipper tone and kitchen-sink songwriting approach signified a marked change from last year's self-titled album, a heavy meditation on Dave Longstreth's breakup with former bandmate Amb...