I Like Music — Artists to appear include Seasick Steve, Wilco, Low Anthem, The Felice Brothers and Field Music more info

NME — Acts will join Field Music, Iron & Wine and Seasick Steve at the event more info

DrownedInSound — Those eagle-eyed of you will have noticed the absence of BBC 2's Review Show this week. I think it was something or other to do with a festival called Glastonbury or something. Not entirely certain, though. Anyway, we hope you didn't miss it too much... more info

Guardian Music — Queen Elizabeth Hall, LondonNo room for self-conscious angst here. This is the real unfettered, youthful thing – a group with an authentic voice and some creative nerve, proving, against the trend, guitar music has more to say. Field Music have ins... more info

Time Out, London — Terrific, nu-folk/psych pop trio from Sunderland headline, featuring linchpins the Brewis brothers with their intriguing mix of sharp-angled pop, driving rhythms and melodic softness. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Ice said... The Art of the Violin : Andrew Manze - Box Set 5CDs. CD 01: Arcangello Corelli (1653-1713) Sonate a Violino e Violone o Cimbalo op.5 Andrew Manze : Violin Richard Egarr : Harpsicord Recorded November 5-8, 2001 and February 5-8, 2002, at... more info

Altsounds — *Flaming Lips / Field Music / Sleepy Sun / The Specials / Broken Bells * *Flaming Lips - *Wayne Coyne and co bring technicolor live show to Øya *Broken Bells - *the much talked about collaboration between Dangermouse and James Mercer of T... more info

Culture Bully — Music video for "Let's Write a Book" by Sunderland, England's Field Music from the album "Field Music (Measure)." more info

Pitchfork — WHAT: RockNess Music FestivalWHEN: June 11-13WHERE: Dores, ScotlandWHO: The Strokes, Vampire Weekend, Crystal Castles, Aphex Twin, Doves, Blondie, Soulwax, 2 Many DJ's, Booka Shade, Vitalic, Optimo WHAT: Edible Audio PicnicWHEN: June 7 - September ... more info

Stereogum — “Let’s Write A Book” is a sparse song, mostly rhythm (though, it’s a great rhythm) and Peter and David Brewis’s harmonies. The accompanying video is more chaotic than anything they’d make, with clipped art, found video, and stop-motion an... more info