Guardian Music — The Record Player, LondonThe Record Player's premise is simple: pick a year, and then base the entire night's setlist around it. Kicking off with the corker that is 1979, it'll be hard for their launch night to go far wrong. With the cream of punk, p... more info

Songs:Illinois — If I were to rename this blog I think something like “Awkward Dude With Guitar…” might be apropo. Some of the best music of the last few decades could be described as such. Think Bob Dylan, Bright Eyes, Elliott Smith, Nick Drake, etc., etc. ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — the Burton Bootlegger said... HMS Ginafore - live in Chester 2009 http://hotelmaidssmileinunison.blogspot.com luigi said... Bill Evans Trio - Moon Beams (1962) Charles Lloyd Quartet - Love In (1967) Hermeto Pascoal - Hermeto (1972) http://lascintas... more info

All About Jazz — It's hard to feel sorry for Norah Jones: At 31, she's already sold more records than most artists will over a lifetime, and despite her soccer-mom appeal, she's retained a kind of cool-musician cachet, collaborating in recent years with Bright Eyes, ... more info

Pitchfork — Fun fact: Wichita Recordings is not actually based in Wichita, Kansas. The British indie has been responsible for boosting new-school all-stars like the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Bright Eyes, My Morning Jacket, Peter Bjorn and John, Los Campesinos!, and Bloc ... more info

My Old Kentucky — As an general lover of all things Jim James/My Morning Jacket, I must admit that the Monsters Of Folk project (Conor Oberst, Jim James, M. Ward, Mike Mogis) has left a pretty bad taste in my mouth. Beyond their KISS cover band antics, I've barely fe... more info

Guardian Music — Influenced by a mix of Rachmaninoff and Daft Punk, Bright Eyes and Beethoven, these 11 classically-trained musicians could have sounded messy — and sometimes they do. But it's an intriguing messHometown: New York.The lineup: Emanuel Ayvas (lea... more info

Chorus.fm — Hear a new *Bright Eyes (http://absolutepunk.net/brighteyes)* track called "Happy Accident" from the re-release of the *Bright Eyes (http://absolutepunk.net/brighteyes)*/*Neva Dinova (http://myspace.com/nevadinova)* collaboration album here... more info

NME - The Daily Download — Nebraskan buddies Bright Eyes and Neva Dinova released a split EP in 2004. It was called 'One Jug Of Wine, Two Vessels'. You may have got it. If so, you've got a collectors item on your hands, as the release was so popular it encouraged the bands to ... more info

Pitchfork — Front page photo by Autumn de Wilde MP3:> Bright Eyes and Neva Dinova: "Happy Accident" One Jug of Wine, Two Vessels is the name of a collaborative EP originally released by Bright Eyes and Neva Dinova back in 2004. And on March 23, Saddl... more info