Guardian Music — They had the right backers and the buzz, but suddenly ... nothing happened. What went wrong with these three much-touted noughties acts, Girl Thing, the Bravery and Andrew WK?Girl ThingWho were they? The band Simon Cowell hopes you don't remember. In... more info

NME — Bob Mould, Andrew WK also feature on 'Do They Know It's Christmas?' more info

5 Acts — Maxskansascity.com is an online community dedicated to continuing the artistic trajectory of Max’s Kansas City. From the late 1960s through the early ‘80s, Max’s Kansas City was a gathering place in NYC for all things hip and, as ... more info

Tastes Like Caramel — Last week I caught my favorite Swedish pop band, Peter Bjorn and John’s show at Webster Hall. PBJ hit the stage with an all-star cast that included El Perro Del Mar, Spank Rock, U-N-I, Matt Sweeney and Andrew WK in what felt like a Monday night var... more info

The Culture Of Me — So, to celebrate the 66Sick party's 2 1/2 year anniversary (they just didn't put anything together six months ago we guess), the kids have brought us word that the very special guest Andrew WK will be in attendance, joining revelers... more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — Death From Above 1979- ‘You’re A Woman, I’m A Machine’Quite possibly my favourite album of the decade. Brutal in its execution but imbued with a spirit of hedonism and romance this record took everything that was great abou... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — words by Andrew Frisicano, photos by Jake Forney Apart from a few deviations, Fucked Up succeeded in performing their 2008 album The Chemistry of Common Life in full and in sequence at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple on Thursday, November 5th.... more info

Pop Tarts Suck Toasted — ("Golden Seal" & "Days of Last" w/Andrew W.K.)Since releasing The Chemistry of Common Life last year, Fucked Up have been one of the most consistently played bands on my iPod. Their music gets to me and turns me into something of a maniac as soon as ... more info

Stereogum — Philadelphia quartet Drink Up Buttercup's "Sosey & Dosey" had a manic '60s psychedelic carnival vibe to it. This remix of a newer songs, "Even Think," by Andrew W.K. continues the party, but pushes it in a different, dancier direction. The calmer ori... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Frisicano "I first saw The Antlers along with a crowd of about 45 people at the Black Cat in Washington DC back in March of 2009. Peter Silberman leads a fiery, potent trio. You can hear that concert... more info