Time — Praise the Lorde for the latest from The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 soundtrack more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — On Tuesday night, L.A.’s must-see live set of the week was at Jewel’s Catch One, the African American lesbian dance club in Mid-City. L.A.’s hipster elite was out in full force, including Este Haim, superproducer Jon Brion and all varietal of b... more info

Time — The pop trio ventures into the world of electronic dance music more info

Stereogum — Dan Lissvik — Swedish producer and one-half of Studio — has revealed that his latest project is called Atelje. Since Studio broke up in 2012, Lissvik has had a hand in producing ceo’s Wonderland and Young Galaxy’s Ultramarine, and has done re... more info

Stereogum — When Calvin Harris released the tracklist for his new album Motion, one of the most intriguing guests was Haim. Now that Motion is streaming, their collaboration is out there in the world. It’s called “Pray To God,” and it sounds like the best ... more info

Stereogum — The Gwen Stefani comeback season continues. After she shared her (pretty good!) new solo single “Baby Don’t Lie” last week, she’s now jumped on a track with the reigning EDM world-dominator Calvin Harris. The forthcoming Harris album Motion w... more info

Stereogum — In between stops on her summer tour, Lorde curated the soundtrack to the upcoming blockbuster The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1. We’ve already heard some of her handiwork in her solo cut “Yellow Flicker Beat” as well as “This Is Not A G... more info

NME — The four women joined forces for a feature in the New York Times more info

Stereogum — T: The New York Times Style Magazine had the bright idea to have Haim visit Stevie Nicks’ house for a joint interview. While they were there, the four of them performed the Nicks-penned 1976 Fleetwood Mac hit “Rhiannon” around a piano. It’s a... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Now that young bands such as Haim and One Direction are reviving the polished pop-rock of Fleetwood Mac, it seems only right that the group’s iconic frontwoman, Stevie Nicks, would look back as well. more info