Clip from the October 10th issue of Pitchfork:
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/news/00-10/10.shtml

Whiskeytown to Spread Pneumonia across U.S.
Whether critics will sweat feverishly or vomit remains to be seen
Adam Lauridsen reports:
After three years of major label purgatory and label-less uncertainty, it
looks as if Whiskeytown's third album, Pneumonia, may finally see the light
of day. After the untimely demise of Outpost Recordings during 1999's orgy
of industry integration, Whiskeytown was left floating with a double album
in the can but no one to release it.
Whiskeytown frontman Ryan Adams, fresh off the release of his first solo
album, offered this hint as to the album's future in a recent interview with
Checkout.com: "There is a new label being started and I won't name the
people, but there are some people involved that were with Outpost and [some]
other people that I'm really excited to be working with. As far as I know, I
thought it was going to come out next year, in January, but it may come out
this year. Nothing's official, but it looks like I found a place to go."

Adams also mentioned that the album may be Whiskeytown's last. Although the
band plans to do a tour for Pneumonia, Adams may look into other musical
endeavors afterwards. His first solo album, Heartbreaker, was released over
the summer, and a follow-up is already in the works.