Stereogum — Alt-J’s “Left Hand Free” has gotten a remix from Norwegian producer and rapper Lido, who chops up the crunchy rock of the original until it’s virtually unrecognizable. He adds his own lyrics and effects to the track that add to the song’s �... more info

Mercury News, California — Linkin Park, Imagine Dragons, Alt-J, Fall Out Boy and others set to perform at Live 105's annual Not So Silent Night shows. more info

Stereogum — Alt-J released their anticipated second album, This Is All Yours, to an army of eager fans last month. Since then, the Leeds-based psych-rock band began a North American tour that included a stop at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle last night. We sen... more info

Mercury News, California — Outkast, Alt-J, Massive Attack, TV on the Radio, Zedd among the acts set to perform at the Treasure Island Music Festival. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — (via) Tickets for the American Nightmare/Give Up the Ghost show at Webster Hall go on sale at 10 AM. Tickets for the Alt-J show at Madison Square Garden with Phantogram go on sale today at 10 AM. Tickets for the... more info

NME — 'This Is All Yours' is currently at Number One in the UK album chart more info

Nialler9 — My favourite songs of the month. Get the majority of them as a continuous playlist on Spotify | Youtube | Soundcloud The chart The 2 Bears – ‘Not This Time’ SBTRKT feat. Raury – ‘Higher’ Alt-J – ‘Warm Foothills’ Flying Lotus – �... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The 13th annual "Great Night in Harlem" takes place at The Apollo on October 24 with Herbie Hancock receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award from Quincy Jones, with special guest Bruce Willis. "Herbie himself will make an all-star tribute to... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Alt-J at LPR earlier this month (more by PSquared) Alt-J's slightly weirder sophomore album This Is All Yours came out this week, and now they've announced what is by far their largest NYC show yet. They recently played intimate shows... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Though Alt-J seems to be on steady footing with a recently released album that comes on the heels of the Mercury Prize-winning 2012 debut "An Awesome Wave," keyboardist Gus Unger-Hamilton remains uncertain about the future. more info