Chorus.fm — *Frightened Rabbit* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/frightenedrabbit) has announced a Scottish Highlands tour for this spring. Find more details about the shows in the replies. more info

Chorus.fm — *Philistines Jr. (http://www.tarquinrecords.com/pjr/)* are releasing a record of covers of remixes by artists such as The National, Frightened Rabbit, Tokyo Police Club, Jonsi, Tapes 'N Tapes and more. You can download The National cover here... more info

Stereogum — Churning Scottish epic-indie types Frightened Rabbit have a new three-song EP, and they’ve thoughtfully posted it for free download. The three-track EP, creatively titled A Frightened Rabbit EP, is exactly the sort of big, beltable comfort-food roc... more info

DrownedInSound — At Drowned in Sound we think that the humble EP is neglected nowadays. Which is a shame. We're also fans of Frightened Rabbit, so we're going to combine these two concepts (of EPs and Frightened Rabbit) in one article. The band recently supported Dea... more info

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Altsounds — The Musician Coalition unites artists from all genres with their fans to help improve communication in some of the world's most remote regions through FM radio broadcasts. Watch the video HERE. (http://terrorbirdmedia.createsend1.com/t/r/l/tkmxt/... more info

Scotsman.com — A SCOTTISH indie band has released a limited edition print. more info

Guardian Music — A weekly look at the best album reviews submitted by youAs you may be aware, it's now possible to review more or less any album you like on guardian.co.uk/music.Here's how to do it:1. Search for the artist whose album you want to review, using the se... more info

Song, by Toad — “Aaaggh my eyes, my eyes!” Yes, that is indeed *cough cough* Edinburgh rock ‘n’ roll pinup Mr. Neil Pennycook of Meursault in that video there.  These are from a session for Location Music TV, which Neil recorded with Scott from Frightened R... more info

Stereogum — After their finishing their tour of smaller clubs, Death Cab For Cutie have stepped it up to arenas to promote Codes And Keyes. Hand picked openers Frightened Rabbit didn’t play their cover of “Different Names for the Same Thing” but were recei... more info