NME — 'In For The Kill' voted winner in category more info

NME - Festivals — So this year's T In The Park headliners have been announced. Muse and Kasabian are the kind of big-hitting guitar bands you might expect - but Eminem feels like something of a wildcard. It'll be Slim Shady's first UK gig in six years. Indeed, T In... more info

NME - The Daily Download — Covering La Roux, working with Ellie Goulding co-conspirator Starsmith, pumping out canyon-sized drums and acrobatic falsetto - yes, Yes Giantess aren't backwards in coming forwards with their manifesto. Theirs is an unashamedly exhuberant Bostonite... more info

The Music Fix — Capsule Review: This shiny syth album is no Hassle at all.With supporting tours with the likes of Little Boots and Mika under his belt, Sweden's Erik Hassle has both feet firmly in the pop camp - heck, he even looks like Scandanavia's answer to La Ro... more info

Guardian Music — (Island)Erik Hassle, who's Swedish and male, has a disconcerting physical similarity to La Roux's Elly Jackson and, musically, to Peter "D:Ream" Cunnah – talk about a fantasy combination for connoisseurs of mildly diverting electro-pop. And hi... more info

Guardian Music — This go-to guy for dubstep remixes has ambitions to be a star in his own right. Let's just hope he doesn't try and soften his minimalist and menacing soundHometown: Leicester, Lincoln, London.The lineup: James Jacob (music, production).The background... more info

The Mirror — Kasabian celebrated picking up the award for Best British Group at last night's Brit Awards by playing a headline gig straight after at London's O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in aid of War Child. more info

NME — Calvin Harris and La Roux also play War Child gig more info

Brooklyn Vegan — DOWNLOAD: Yes Giantess - I'm Not Your Toy (La Roux cover) (MP3) photos by Tim Griffin La Roux, with a healthier Elly Jackson than at their October NYC show, played Webster Hall on February 11th with opener Yes Giantess, who... more info

XFM.co.uk — Elly Jackson would like to see the pop sensations behave badly at the BRITS, please... more info