Addict Music — Originally released for Record Store day 2011, Franz Ferdinand's covers E.P. is set to be given a full release by Domino records on the 2nd of May 2011. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Cut Copy are a synthpop band from Melbourne, Australia. Their sound, often labeled as electropop, draws considerable influence from 80s new wave, synthpop and post-punk. Cut Copy are managed by Punkdafunk, and are signed to the record label Modul... more info

The Music Fix — Record Store Day release goes wide. more info

NME.COM - Reviews Blog — Our Album A&E series continues with a critical reappraisal of Franz Ferdinand's third record, 'Tonight: Franz Ferdinand' It could have been the one that sounded like Girls Aloud. 'Take Me Out' meets 'Love Machine', a perfect collision of pop, art an... more info

Abeano — Believe it or not, Record Store Day wasn’t just a chance to debate whether it was any good or not. There were also some brand new records. Domino couldn’t wait to share this LCD Soundsystem cover of Franz Ferdinand’s Live Alone. We hea... more info

KEXP Seattle — Another LCD Soundsystem headline? Deal with it! James Murphy’s project may be retired, but apparently the brand is only beginning, as following the previously announced Record Store Day Franz Ferdinand cover comes the news that the band’s final p... more info

Altsounds — Los Angeles based rock band The Airborne Toxic Event are set to release their sophomore record, _All At Once_*, *on April 26th via Island/Def Jam. Fans can pre-order the Deluxe edition of the album now from iTunes HERE (http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=... more info

Stereogum — Franz Ferdinand’s Record Store Day contribution is a vinyl-only set of covers — that is, other artists covering songs from their 2009 LP Tonight. Artists on the EP include Debbie Harry, Stephin Merritt, and LCD Soundsystem, who did this version o... more info

NME — Track is streaming ahead of Record Store Day release more info

Abeano — Record Store Day 2011 isn’t until Saturday but Domino records couldn’t wait to share their releases. And with good reason. We’ll be listening to the whole lot shortly but we wanted to shout about this LCD Soundsystem’s cover of Franz Fe... more info