Stereogum — Strange Weather, the new EP from the powerful British singer Anna Calvi, collects a bunch of covers, and some of those covers, including her take on Keren Ann’s “Strange Weather,” are duets with twitchy-music god David Byrne. (We also posted Ca... more info

KEXP Seattle — The local four-piece that calls “Earth” its hometown, The Comettes have honed the sound born in the 1980′s - that distorted, etherial, big-voiced rock - and made it their own here and now in 2014. Think: David Byrne, Lou Reed or even Pearl Jam ... more info

NME — The all-star cast performed a rendition of 'Summer Nights' from the musical more info

Stereogum — What do Ezra Koenig, Boy George, David Byrne, Rufus Wainwright, and Josh Groban have in common? They were all part of a massive group rendition of “Summer Nights” from Grease during the finale of If I Loved You: Gentlemen Prefer Broadway at Toron... more info

Stereogum — When we found out that Anna Calvi would release Strange Weather, an EP of cover songs ranging from Suicide to fka Twigs (the latter of which you can already listen to), one of the most exciting details was that it contained a pair of duets with David... more info

Pop Candy — PopUp Chorus has gotten attention from Duran Duran, David Byrne and other artists. more info

NME — The singer-songwriter covers David Bowie, Suicide and Connan Mockasin on 'Strange Weather' more info

Brooklyn Vegan — David not worrying about his phone @ BAM (more by Chris La Putt) David Byrne thinks Google is evil. He expresses this opinion, after having problems with one of his Android devices, in a post -- he's too even-keeled to... more info

Stereogum — Though Anna Calvi is a successful, Mercury Prize-nominated singer-songwriter, she has also made a nice habit of covering other artists. In the past we’ve heard her take on TV On The Radio’s “Wolf Like Me” and Bruce Springsteen’s “Fire,”... more info

Stereogum — Today David Byrne’s website begins a series called From The Archives which, simply enough, involves posting old Byrne recordings. It kicks off with a 1992 concert recording of Byrne covering the Rolling Stones’ “Sympathy For The Devil” in hig... more info