These New Puritans

Altsounds — If you thought *Offset*'s 2010 line up thus far – a radical mix of cutting edge pioneers (*Liquid Liquid, Cluster, Charles de Goal*), critically lauded acts (*Mystery Jets, These New Puritans, 80's Matchbox B-Line Disaster*) and brand new, h... more info

Guardian Music — Pilton, SomersetGlastonbury crowds are as enthusiastic as toddlers, and just as easy to distract. Though the afternoon of the festival's closing day is dominated by events in Bloemfontein, as soon as the final whistle blows, it is forgotten. No sport... more info

NME — John Peel Stage set also sees the band use twin drum kits more info

Stereogum — In April we posted UK trio We Have Band’s “Honeytrap” from their debut WHB. The song has its charms, but it’s not as likable as post-punk sing-a-long “Oh!,” a track that sounds familiar after half a listen. This stylish Blake Claridge-dir... more info

Guardian Music — Not even New Order or the Smiths could persuade a Glasto non-believer to attend. And then he saw a book of photos...I am, to some extent, a rock critic and have been since it was "Anarchy in the UK" versus "Dancing Queen", and the albums of the year ... more info

NME — Acts will join Liars, The Magic Numbers and These New Puritans at the Hertfordshire event more info

Pitchfork — -- On June 22, Young Marble Giants member Stuart Moxham will release the solo album Personal Best on his own hABIT label. It features contributions from his father and his daughter. -- Sixteen-piece space-rock band the Flowers of Hell will release ... more info

Guardian Music — Various venues, BrightonManchester's In the City may have the oldest reputation, and the Camden Crawl the NME seal of approval, but Brighton's Great Escape can claim to be the urban festival with the most improbable venues. Here you had the opportuni... more info

NME — Plus Pulled Apart By Horses, Wilder and Darwin Deez also play Brighton bash more info

Time Out, London — The trendsetting festival with the highbrow aspirations and the pagan-looking logo returns to the capital's fashionable hair-packing district, featuring These New Puritans, Banjo Or Freakou, A Place To Bury Strangers and more more info