NME — Plus Manic Street Preachers, Kraftwerk, Madness to play Serbian bash more info

JamBase — By: Alex Proctor Revealing a Floydian ear for the cosmic and melancholy loneliness of deep space, prog-rock duo Zombi announce the arrival of their third full length album, Spirit Animal (released February 3 on Relapse), with metronomically descen... more info

The Culture Of Me — Soundslags, a team of kids who hail from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (a place in the world that our typical American educational black holes forced us to Google) and who happened to have dropped a ridiculously sweet bomb on our minds thi... more info

Guardian Music — The experimental noise rockers have done the unthinkable and made a pop album. But in toning down their avant-garde tendencies they've made a manifesto that pushes music forwardBlack Dice's latest album, Repo, has been on heavy rotation for the last ... more info

Battery In your Leg — Perennial BIYL favorites Heads We Dance once again prove they are workaholics that cannot be stopped. Despite a scant few months passing since their last release, ‘The Human Touch’ and having recently performed a smashing cover of Kraftwerk’s â... more info

PopSugar UK — Lily Allen continued her UK tour with a gig at Shepherd's Bush Empire in London last night. She had famous friends like Kate Moss in the audience to cheer her on as she debuted yet another new haircut. My girl Bella UK wants to know do you love or h... more info

Kraftwerk,Elbow,Mystery Jets, De La Soul and Antony And The Johnsons confirm The Manchester International Festival.Kraftwerk will be performing at the Velodrome on July 2 ... more info

XFM.co.uk — Plus Mystery Jets, De La Soul, Antony And The Johnsons... more info

Guardian Music — Biennial event highlights electro pioneers, Lou Reed and new Wainwright operaThey're both as Manchester as you can get and both immensely respected for their artistic excellence, so there was a sense of appropriateness when yesterday it was announced... more info

NME — Damon Albarn, Kraftwerk, Elbow and Antony And The Johnsons are all set to play the 2009 Manchester International Festival. more info