Guardian Music — (Mercury)Intriguer is a curious hybrid: at once, Crowded House's sixth album since Neil Finn formed the band 25 years ago, and their second since reforming, following the suicide of fellow founder member Paul Hester in 2005. You can sense its double ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Capt. Willard said... HARRY NILSSON - THE UNPUBLISHED INTERVIEW (1978) First Time Online! A 32 year old interview with Harry Nilsson that's never been seen or heard... ANYWHERE. Harry talks about the death of Mama Cass Elliot in his London flat, talk... more info

AOL Music — In what will be the longest isolation experiment yet, six men will simulate the effects of a round-trip voyage to Mars.In what will be the longest isolation experiment yet, six men will simulate the effects of a round-trip voyage to Mars.Extreme Isol... more info

Altsounds — Italian melodic-death metallers Disarmonia Mundi unveil the cover art of their forthcoming new record entitled "The Isolation Game", the artwork has been realized by the incredible French artist Trëz (www.orbscurarium.com (http://www.orbscurar... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Yeah, so the new Boston Spaceships LP is the shit. Doubters and skeptics need to seriously step up and give old uncle Bob a listen.  In other GBV news we just profiled Isolation Drills, sooo this seems like as good a time as any to post a couple t... more info

Mercury News, California — Teen angst doesn't belong to one generation more than any other. Isolation, awkwardness and a general distrust of authority are staples, whether kids are listening to The Beatles on vinyl or Paramore on an iPhone. more info

Chicago Tribune — Teen angst doesn't belong to one generation more than any other. Isolation, awkwardness and a general distrust of authority are staples, whether kids are listening to The Beatles on vinyl or Paramore on an iPhone. But if the Boomers had Woodstock, Ge... more info

Here Comes The Flood — photo: Tim Fennell Little Foot Long Foot is a duo from Toronto, Ontario, proving that you need only two players to create garage rock. And it helps if one them can come up with the music and lyrics. Singer Joan Smith takes care of that, and she play... more info

The Mix Tape Podcast — The Decemberists’ The Hazards of Love doesn’t care if you don’t like opera. Daunting to start this multi-arced epic story, it very quickly rewards with such usual trademarks as harpsichord and frontman Colin Meloy’s cry... more info