NME — Manic Street Preachers, Franz Ferdinand and Massive Attack lead tributes to former Labour MP more info

Nialler9 — The new names are : Massive Attack , Rudimental, The 1975, Banks, Parquet Courts, Krystal Klear, O Emperor, Eagulls, Ry X, Say Lou Lou, Son Lux, Josef Salvat and Samaris. That adds to the existing lineup which features: like Disclosure, , Haim, Bomb... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — In 1999, Cibo Matto released their spectacular sophomore album, Stereotype A.  It didn't sound like anything else out there, which only elevated why it was so brilliant.  It was like Cibo Matto didn't actually belong.  You didn't reall... more info

XLR8R — Now approaching its 21st edition, Barcelona's Sónar festival has unveiled the first wave of acts confirmed to perform in summer of 2014. read more more info

Consequence of Sound — Millennial dread crystallized inside trip-hop's defining record. more info

Music is Art — For over a decade, Clark has been apart of the Warp Records label creating experimental sounds for electronica fans all across the world. His latest release Feast/Beast is a double album, 29 tracks deep of remixes Clark created over the years for so... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — Built out of the ashes of the trip-hop movement in the '90s, Morcheeba may be the lone survivor of a genre that seems to ripen with age.  With only a thread of Massive Attack remaining, a Portishead that may be still around but who really knows, and... more info

Consequence of Sound — An understated attack can be just as effective as a "massive" one. more info

Consequence of Sound — Franz Ferdinand, Primus, Goldfrapp, and Desparecidos, too. more info

Impose Magazine — The summer forecasts look fun and promising, as long as you look away from the lame main-feeders. Otherwise you get Jared Leto likening his band 30 Seconds to Mars as "an art project", then there is Thom Yorke joining up with Massive Attack's Rob... more info