Perez Hilton — This is so moody and SEXY! Say hello to Niia! The New Yorker is giving us some much needed Sade vibes! With a bit of modern-day London Grammar for good measure! Or, you can think of her as an unplugged Lorde! It's super cool and super worth checking ... more info

Perez Hilton — The word 'haunting' is oft overused, but it is such an appropriate adjective for Vaults! The female-fronted British band creates moody, melodic pop! If you like London Grammar or Rhye, then you will love Vaults! Check out their gorgeous Premonitions ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — London Grammar @ Lolla (more by James Richards IV) "Due to unavoidable scheduling conflicts, it is with great regret that we have had to postpone our tour dates in November. We apologize to all of our fans for any inconvenience... more info

NME — Band tell NME they can remain anonymous despite headlining festivals more info

NME — London Grammar, Ben Watt also net prizes at indie labels ceremony more info

Stereogum — “Strong” is one of the highlights from last year’s London Grammar debut, If You Wait, centered around a characteristically strong vocal performance from Hannah Reid, diffuse drumming, and xx-style guitar licks. The song serves as their next sin... more info

The Telegraph — Arctic Monkeys and Future Islands are also nominated more info

MTV.co.uk News — You know you’re on to a winning festival when it starts with pavlova and ends with London Grammar… more info

The Telegraph — Metronomy were impressive but Burt Bacharach and London Grammar disappointed at Wilderness Festival, says Ben Travis more info

Stereogum — Wow, these are two names I did not expect to see paired up on one song. London Grammar is a British trio who made their name by making beautifully smoothed-out torch-song ballads, and their single “Strong” is a beautifully spare and downbeat piec... more info