Consequence of Sound — Tom Petty, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, MGMT, Empire of the Sun, and 700 more. more info

Pitchfork - Album Reviews — As recent breakups go, G-Side’s didn’t register with the same magnitude as that of the Mars Volta or Das Racist, but the tributes their split did garner were well earned. Though the Huntsville, Ala., rap duo's musical boldness pulled to... more info

Prefix — Teaser videos are all the rage now and Australia's Empire of The Sun just released possibly one of the most ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/empire-of-the-sun-releases-epic-video-trailer-for-/73142/ more info

Consequence of Sound — Five years later, Luke Steele and Nick Littlemore ready their return. more info

Guardian Music — A slinky, Daft Punk-esque ode to getting over yourself and having a bit of a laughReading on a mobile? Watch here.It's perhaps hard to imagine now, but back in 2007, Mika was one of the biggest pop stars on the planet. His debut album, Life in Cartoo... more info

Guardian Music — What kind of band are Bastille? And does that really matter, when people are embracing them so readily?Reading this on mobile? Click here to listenHometown: London.The lineup: Dan Smith (vocals, instruments), plus band.The background: Bastille have b... more info

Guardian Music — (Mercury)As Elton John tells it, he was in a Sydney record shop, picked up a record by Australian electro-duo Pnau and liked it so much he signed them to his management company. Pnau – whose Nick Littlemore had minor UK success as Empire of the Sun... more info

Totally Fuzzy — St. Lucia is what happens when the long and bleak winters of New York recede and summer emerges; giving birth to memories of childhood holidays, faded photos of exotic places and the dream of recapturing this. Inspired by his homeland of South Afric... more info

Pop Justice — Here's a thing 'Dominic Spez' put on the Popjustice forum (nhttp://www.popjustice.com/forum/index.php?topic=8131.12750). We are getting 3 (!!!) EP's this year. Producers include Xenomania, Richard X, Fred Falke (!!!), and Donnie Sloan (who has p... more info

Guardian Music — Far from a heavy hauntological trip, this London band's soaring and sublime synth-pop hints at hope after tragedyHometown: London.The lineup: Alex Starling (vocals, guitar), Ian Palmer (drums), Rayna Ferner (keyboards), Dan Whiffin (guitar), Alex Sha... more info