Clickmusic — 'Back Against The Wall' comes with covers of MGMT's 'Kids' and Pavement's 'False Skorpion'. more info

Paste Magazine — File it away: the Cambridge, Mass. electro-pop rockers Passion Pit are poised to be one of 2009's biggest breakout bands. Back in August, the five-piece troupe released its EP, Chunk of Change , which features the jubilant single "Sleepyhead," a... more info

Time Out, London — Ben Goldwasser and Andrew VanWyngarden are Brooklyn's terrific, funkily parpiin', psychedelic pop duo MGMT more info

Rock Sellout — So with many thanks to Nikki ant SonyBMG I got listed for MGMT formerly known as Management at their sold out show at The Barrlowlands in Glasgow. The Barrowlands is world famous and has a capacity of around 2000, speaking from years of experience of... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Currently over in Europe touring with MGMT, NYC band A Place to Bury Strangers will play what for them has become a small venue, Mercury Lounge, on New Years Eve. The Vandelles are also on the bill so far.... more info

Stereogum — Amazing Baby -- a band well documented for its connections to Wesleyan, and Brooklyn, and MGMT -- have amassed everything you need for blog buzz since forming in January, on the back of just one free EP. They have some songs, yes, but also they've ma... more info

Paste Magazine — Sometimes bands are preordained for success. They just happen to be in the right place at the right time, draw attention from the right people and are embraced by the press as the next big thing. (Oh, it also helps if they're talented too). Massachus... more info

MTV.com News — Vampire Weekend and Chromeo, Lykke Li and Q-Tip take the stage for unusual collaborations.By James Montgomery Ezra Koenig at the 2008 mtvU Woodie Awards Photo: Getty Images Paramore, Jack's Mannequin and Motion City Soundtrack won big, and... more info

NME — The Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne hosted Los Angeles radio programme Morning Becomes Eclectic on KCRW this morning (November 12) and played some of his favourite songs by MGMT, Pink Floyd, Nina Simone and Feist. more info

NME — The Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne hosted Los Angeles radio programme Morning Becomes Eclectic on KCRW this morning (November 12) and played some of his favourite songs by MGMT, Pink Floyd, Nina Simone and Feist. more info