Brooklyn Vegan — Balam Acab at Mercury Lounge in May (more by Amanda Hatfield) Balam Acab, who just played the Mogwai-curated ATP in London last month, has been added as an opener to Mogwai's tour. That tour comes to NYC for the previously... more info

melophobe — The end of Sasquatch! is always the most bittersweet. 2012 had seen some flat-out phenomenal performances, and it felt more difficult than ever to trudge back to the campground after Beck closed up the festival. Apparently there had been some outst... more info

betterPropoganda — Posted at 10:35am, 5/30/2012 The Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival is just around the corner! The 2012 lineup features Radiohead, Bon Iver, Major Lazer, Flying Lotus, Mogwai, Das Racist, The Antlers, The Black Lips & more. The 11th annual four-da... more info

Guardian Music — Alexandra Palace, London"Slayeerrrr! Slayeaaargh!!' There was only one name echoing around Alexandra Palace on Friday, the first of three days of the I'll Be Your Mirror festival, part of the All Tomorrow's Parties portfolio of events away from the ... more info

Gigwise — Full shortlist announced for inaugural prize more info

Gigwise — Full shortlist announced for inaugural Album Of The Year title more info

Guardian Music — Fill your ears with metal and more by listening to this mixtape put together by the curators of this month's I'll Be Your Mirror festivalFans of South Park, as well as anyone with an interest in metal, will be familiar with the Slayer tune Raining Bl... more info

Metalsucks — You like Junius, If These Trees Could Talk, Constants and Caspian. You also like Dredg and Mogwai. Sometimes when you’re feeling crazy you even get a little ballsier with East of the Wall. You follow? Well then, my instrumental spacey post-metal a... more info

Chorus.fm — *Mogwai* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/mogwai) will be scoring the upcoming film: Hudson River Project (http://www.hudsonriverproject.com/). more info

Guardian Music — They were tiny, tatty – and terrific. For Record Store Day on Saturday, our pop writers remember the shops where they first fell in love with musicFreewheelin' in Nottingham It was the place where I first heard Bob Dylan, in the late summer of 1963... more info