NME — Plus new albums from Guided By Voices, Hatcham Social, The Jezabels and Nina Nesbitt more info

Impose Magazine — My brother makes some amazing music under the guises of BNJMN and Singing Statues, and before that he was releasing records under the alias Jackhigh. This track is from The Tropics EP which he collaborated on with Teebs. It's a brilliant record... more info

Altsounds — London based quartet Hatcham Social are poised to return to the fray with their second album, succinctly titled 'About Girls', out later in the year as well as a revamped line-up and a feistily refreshed pop attitude. The new arrivals are David Claxt... more info

Altsounds — In anticipation of their second single release early next year, Sunderbans announce a free download through Young and Lost Club on 8th November. Holed away in a barn in the Welsh hills the band recorded Death Stalks The Forest with friend, Toby Ki... more info

NME — The youth centre made famous by The Smiths will host the likes of Factory Floor, Hatcham Social and The Heartbreaks more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Echo & the Bunnymen @ Mercury Lounge last November (more by Bao Nguyen) Echo & The Bunnymen have scheduled a return to the US (after their shows last November were canceled because of visa/work permit issues). They're on the schedule... more info

NME — Hatcham Social, La Shark and Is Tropical set to play more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Echo and the Bunnymen @ Mercury Lounge (more by Bao Nguyen) If you caught Echo and the Bunnymen at Mercury Lounge last month, well, you aren't just lucky for getting to see the UK band in such a small venue,... more info

NME — Bash to take place at 229 instead of King's College more info

Altsounds — After a handful of east coast dates earlier this summer, Hatcham Social announces their first full-fledged US tour, with fellow Englishmen Echo & The Bunnymen. The band is touring in support of their debut album You Dig The Tunnel, I'll Hide The Soi... more info