MTV.co.uk News —   Kanye West is reportedly working with acclaimed folk act Bon Iver on tracks for his new album.   The rapper apparently recently flew the artist- whose real name is Justin Vernon- to his... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — Check out a new song from S.Carey called “In The Stream”. If you need your memory refreshed, S.Carey is Bon Iver’s drummer. He is releasing his debut solo album All We Grow on August 24th, and has given the lovely “In The Sream” away for fr... more info

Gigwise — He flys Justin Vernon to his Hawaiin studio... more info

NME — The rapper reportedly flew frontman Justin Vernon out to work with him at his Hawaii studio more info

Stereogum — “I’m in a speed boat with my boat shoes … I might walk in Nobu with no shoes / He was just walked in Nobu like it was Whole Foods.” In case you forgot how LOLable Kanye can be since his last tweet, here’s “See Me Now,” proving at the ve... more info

I Guess I'm Floating — While editing photos from Lollapalooza a new Kanye West track surfaced outta nowhere, in a similar fashion to his ridiculous tweets. However, the new track is anything but absurd and makes me happy 'Ye isn't wasting time with auto-tune melodies. I... more info

MTV.com News — 'It's extremely special ... that this is actually happening,' Jorge Garcia says of being face and inspiration for band's new album.By James Montgomery The cover of Weezer's Hurley Photo: Epitaph Most folks probably know Jorge Garcia as Hugo... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — DOWNLOAD: S Carey - In the Dirt (MP3) Fan of Bon Iver won't be dissapointed with the new album by Bon Iver member S. Carey. I've been listening to the album, entitled "All We Grow" (out 8/24 on Jagjaguwar), all... more info

Nialler9 — The chart this weeks consists of: A tune from the little-known-about Guards‘ free download EP featuring Cults. Get it here. The drummer in Bon Iver, S. Carey releases an album on JagJaguar called All We Grow. Surprise! it sounds like Bon Iver! The ... more info

Guardian Music — After years in the shadow of Brooklyn bands, the British album is stronger than ever. Rosie Swash salutes a Mercury shortlist that reflects the boom in homegrown talentHas there ever been a more maligned award than the Mercury music prize? The annual... more info