Brooklyn Vegan — Jamie Lidell @ Highline Ballroom in 2008 (more by Chris La Putt) Jamie Lidell's fourth full-length album, Compass, will be released on May 17th 2010 (May 18th in the US). The album was recorded in Los Angeles, New York and... more info

Stereogum — So you've heard "Little Secrets" quite a bit, probably. Passion Pit released a video for the single late last year, but debuted a joyous, higher quality one for the song today. The clip was directed by hotshot Partizan director Tim Saccenti, who's... more info

Gigwise — On his third album... more info

411 Mania — DFA and Def Jux face changes, Jay Reatard's cause of death revealed, a Keith Richards movie, Men At Work face some legal trouble, new music from Le Tigre (kind of), Jamie Lidell and Abe Vigoda, along with the debut of the world famous Evelyn Evelyn, ... more info

XLR8R — The recordings for Jamie Lidell's forthcoming third album, Compass, started down in Los Angeles while he was working with Beck on the artist's Record Club project (essentially a group of musicians coming together for an impromptu covering o... more info

Chorus.fm — *Jamie Lidell (http://www.myspace.com/jamielidell)'*s upcoming album Compass will be released on May 18th via Warp (http://www.warp.net/). The album will feature various guests (*Feist*, *Bec**k* and *Nikka Costa* among others) as well as a productio... more info

NME — Wilco and Gonzales also appear on 'Compass' more info

Stereogum — Last time we saw Jamie Lidell, he was helping Beck (and Feist, some Wilco folks) reinterpret Skip Spence's Oar. The favor's been returned: Beck, Feist, and Pat Sansone of Wilco show up on Lidell's third full-length Compass. In fact, the way it's s... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — Gleefully bizarre soul crooner Jamie Lidell is just about ready to unleash his follow-up to 2008's Jim. To celebrate, we're premiering the shape-shifting mini epic "Compass", a brand new track that sounds like nothing Lidell has done before. Check ba... more info

Pitchfork - Forkcast — Photo by Autumn DeWilde For the latest episode in Beck's ongoing Record Club mission, he enlisted Jamie Lidell to lend his soulful croon to Skip Spence's funky "Books of Moses", from his 1969 album, Oar. We've already heard a clip from this ses... more info