John Sewell looks at the direction of the band as a May 19th Baltimore appearance approaches.

Boston's self-proclaimed "Alternative Source for Arts and Entertainment" offers Jon Garelick's take on the band's last show in Beantown.

A forum dedicated to discussion of the Dayton, OH rock group. Touted as the "official" message board site.

Matt Mernagh presents a question and answer session with the band from a meet-and-greet preshow party in Toronto.

The lyrics and some limited chord information on a plethora of early GbV tunes.

Alex Wisgard pens a very favorable review of "Half Smiles" for drownedinsound.com.

An event profile for the band's May 16, 2001 show in Atlanta, GA. Includes reader reaction.

Searchable GBV discography and gigography site including side projects. Contains detailed release and song version info, images, credits, setlists, Propeller Art Gallery and other features.

An alternative to the official GbV site, with a separate photos section, an interview by John Chandler of Puncture magazine with Bob Pollard, and a "Guided by Doug Gillard" subsection with info on the guitarist/songwriter's other band experiences.

The official site for the band, offering MP3 and wav files of GbV studio and live recordings, info on associated members' projects, photo albums, tour dates, and the latest GbV and Fading Captain series news.

News about Guided by Voices continually updated from around the net.

Nicholas Jaster reviews Pollard's career, the band's direction, and gives "Isolation Drills" four stars.

The online presence of the Hershey Chronicle, serving Hershey, Hummelstown, Palmyra and Derry Township, with Todd Thatcher's review of GbV's farewell offering, "Half Smiles of the decomposed."

From March 1999, an interview conducted over a bottle of Wild Turkey by David Rosenheim with band frontman Pollard. Larger site includes reviews of several albums, including Isolation Drills and Universal Truths and Cycles.

Shoutcast stream of Guided By Voices 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Includes the music of Robert Pollard and his various side projects, covers by other bands of GbV classics, complete live concerts, super-lo-fi demos and rare versions and music by associated acts like Yo La Tengo.

The Matador records website for Guided by Voices, the label releasing all material up to 1997 and since 2002 for the band. Includes contest, recording, merchandise and tour info.

Eric Carr's extensive review of the latest from GbV, Earthquake Glue.

Rob Mitchum gives his extensive take on GbV's final offering as well as dissecting Robert Pollard's career.

Somewhat new to the music of GbV, David Antrobus tackles the new album, "Earthquake Glue", and finds himself inspired to delve into the band's back catalog.

Pitchfork review of the latest Rockathon/Recordhead release by Robert Pollard, featuring the former GbV mainstays Greg Demos and Jim Macpherson. Review by Matt LeMay, who gives the effort a 7.4.

Homepage of the independent label releasing most non-Matador/TVT Guided-by-Voices-related material, including some Greg Demos material.

Roch Parisien gives "Under the Bushes, Under the Stars" four stars (on a scale from 1-5).

John Wenzel takes a comprehensive look at where the band stands, exploring areas like why the end of GbV and what's next (a double album featuring Pollard and Todd Tobias sarcastically entitled "American Superdream Wow".

Well-produced video interview by Greg Kot with Robert Pollard Streams in Real, Quicktime and WinMedia at various bandwidths.

A review of the Matador release "Mag Earwig" by Mark Athitakis. Includes an .aiff version of "Bulldog Skin".

Canadian magazine talks about GbV's reported end.

A review by Jason Jackowiak who says, "Isolation Drills rocks harder than anything else in GBV's seemingly endless canon."

Lengthy interview with Robert Pollard from April 2003, by Cory Jones. Bob shares a few possible song titles while discussing the Pollard creative process.

Swarthmore College's online student newspaper takes a look at GbV's latest disc.

John Sewell analyzes the band's position prior to their March 1, 2001 appearance at Moose's Music Hall in Knoxville, TN.

TWAS, a weekly music review website, looks at 15 albums, from "Sandbox" to "Alien Lanes".

The Washington Post's David Segal reviews GbV's 2001 release "Isolation Drills".

Page for the band's current label, featuring the 2001 release "Isolation Drills". A scrapbook, tour dates, band news and message board are included.