Guardian Music — Bad Romance tops year's airplay list, with Alejandro at two and Alicia Keys' Empire State of Mind at threeLady Gaga was officially the most played artist on UK radio last year. Bad Romance, the first single from her album The Fame Monster, topped the... more info

NME — Singer also cites Prince and The Jackson Five as influences more info

Guardian Music — There's barely a British voice in the top 20 at the moment. Perhaps we should just submit to sounds from America and EuropeBritish music is under threat from its European and American rivals, so screams the Independent in an article headlined "The da... more info

Culture Bully — A dark, winding mashup of Florence and the Machine's "Cosmic Love," a soulful track from Kiwi MC David Dallas and hard-breaking progressive trance from Seb Danova. more info

Guardian Music — 'Florence has this whole persona: the big hair, long legs, flowing robes. Here, you wonder if she's hiding behind it'Sometimes you manage to capture a magical, in-between moment; this is one of those. I took it on 11 February last year at a studio in... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Wolf Gang is a British Alternative and Symphonic Rock band and the project of Max McElligott. Having played with different musicians McEligott settled on the current live set up in late 2009 which includes Lasse Petersen (Drums) previously of The R... more info

Perez Hilton — Excellent! Some of the best material comes from extremely personal, dark places people usually try to avoid or ignore, so we think this is a VERY good sign! Florence Welch, of Florence + The Machine, recently opened up about the material on which s... more info

ContactMusic — Florence And The Machine's new album will be a spooky affair - singer Florence Welch has been writing songs about ghosts and her late grandmother. The Dog Days Are Over hitmaker, who recently revealed she studied witchcraft as a child, admits trac... more info

NME — Florence And The Machine singer gives lyrical details about 'Lungs' follow-up more info

Guardian Music — Recorded for a laugh in a Chicago club, this Knuckles track still packs a punch after influencing a quarter-century of popTrying to nail the exact appeal of any one particular song is a bit like taking a hammer to a frog. Sure, you'll splay out its i... more info