All About Jazz — This year's MoogFest, a three-day festival celebrating the innovative vision of sonic pioneer, Robert Moog, will be held Halloween weekend, October 29-31, in Asheville, North Carolina. Already confirmed artists Massive Attack, MGMT, and Thievery Co... more info

NME — Acts join Foals, Massive Attack and LCD Soundsystem at the event more info

NME — The North Carolina event will celebrate the life and legacy of Robert Moog more info

Guardian Music — This Swedish singer's gorgeously gloomy sugar-pop sounds like Kylie with boyfriend problemsHometown: Stockholm.The lineup: Rosanna Eriksdotter-Munter (vocals).The background: If you find Kylie's almost relentless determination to be the perkiest pop ... more info

DrownedInSound — France's premiere music festival La Route Du Rock is back for 2010 with a stellar twentieth-anniversary lineup. The Flaming Lips, Massive Attack, Foals, Liars, Caribou, Dum Dum Girls, Owen Pallett and many more play three idyllic stages in French coa... more info

DrownedInSound — France's premiere music festival La Route Du Rock is back for 2010 with a stellar twentieth-anniversary lineup. The Flaming Lips, Massive Attack, Foals, Liars, Caribou, Dum Dum Girls, Owen Pallett and many more play three idyllic stages in French coa... more info

Guardian Music — Featuring guest spots from his little brother and Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie, Mixed Race will be released in SeptemberTricky has announced details of his ninth studio album, Mixed Race. Despite his recent reconciliation with Massive Attack, the ... more info

Guardian Music — Tricky's former muse on Massive Attack, English breakfasts and the truth of how she was discoveredYou're supporting and guesting with Massive Attack on their world tour. What stage are you at?We started a couple of weeks ago. Right now, we're in Veni... more info

The Telegraph — As Massive Attack prepare to headline the Big Chill festival, Robert Del Naja and Grant Marshall look back on 25 influential years more info

Guardian Music — This electro duo's synthy lullabies and piano reveries bring to mind images of couples parting, if not vampires feasting on fleshHometown: London.The lineup: Rebecca Rosier (vocals) and Tim Davis (keyboards, vocals).The background: We like Bim, a new... more info