Rolling Stone — Disclosure have released a new three-track EP, Moog For Love, available via all major digital outlets, including iTunes and Spotify. The British electronic duo – brothers Guy and Lawrence Howard – premiered the opening track, "... more info

Nialler9 — A year on from their relatively underwhelming Caracal album, Disclosure have dropped a new three-track EP for stream and purchase. The Moog For Love EP that kicks back to the band’s roots with the dancefloor workout ‘Boss’, weaves in a sa... more info

Consequence of Sound — Three-track effort features soul pioneer Al Green and the UK's Eats Everything. more info

Stereogum — Last night, the brothers Disclosure debuted a new track called “Boss” during their set at UK festival Wild Life, and today they went on Zane Lowe’s Beats1 show to announce that they are releasing a new EP tomorrow. It’ll feature “Boss,” a... more info

Guardian Music — Courtney Love insulted him, Blur tormented him. But the Vancouver broadcaster continues to quiz the music world’s biggest stars Related: How Drake became the all-pervading master of hyper-reality rap Taken at face value, Nardwuar is probably t... more info

Guardian Music — From a chequered career, the tussle between the religious and the secular is audible on all of Green’s best songs – even the ones he hatesHe didn’t think much of it at the time and quickly came to loathe having to perform it, but Al Green’s f... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Unheralded soul from Chicago, The Contributors of Soul headed down to Memphis in the summer of 1970 to record with Al Green’s band. While the group (and its previous iteration, The Creations) never achieved success, nor note, outside of the bustlin... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Leading up to the release of Deerhunter’s seventh long player, Fading Frontier, Bradford Cox revealed a “concept map,” drawing together some influences on the group’s latest work. Amongst the musical clues are influences as disparate as Lauri... more info

Time — Mixed in with Al Green and Bob Dylan are artists, like Aoife O'Donovan and Lianne La Havas, for whom the playlists bring welcome exposure more info

Stereogum — The 37th annual Kennedy Center Honors ceremony aired on television last night, and the musicians recognized were Sting and Al Green. They were both treated to covers of their songs by a cadre of famous musicians, including Bruce Springsteen, Lady Gag... more info