LargeHeartedBoy — The Hindustan Times listed the greatest Indian novels. Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine told NME that the band is working on music for a new EP. Author Colum McCann listed his favorite books from his youth at The Week.... more info

Stereogum — My Bloody Valentine plans to record a new EP this fall. Explains Kevin Shields in a new NME report, the band will hit the studio in October or November to record songs that have been in the works since last year. Note that he didn’t mention any pro... more info

NME — The band plan to return to the studio this autumn, he tells NME more info

Stereogum — Film composer Brian Reitzell is getting ready to put out his debut album, Auto Music, next month. The previously released single “Last Summer” featured Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine providing a sort of sequel the work done by Shields and R... more info

XLR8R — Ahead of the release of his debut album, Auto Music, Brian Reitzell's "Last Summer" has been treated to an offbeat rework by Dan Lissvik (of now-defunct Swedish electronic band Studio). Reitzell's original track is described as a West Coast... more info

KEXP Seattle — If there has been a moment where the now-common phenomena of massive reunion tours jumped the shark, it was in January, when Outkast announced that they’d be getting back together for the express purpose of playing their storied catalog at 40 festi... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Jersey City residents Tom Barrett and Lysa Opfer met while playing in other bands and bonded over a shared love of '90s bands like My Bloody Valentine, Yo La Tengo and Sonic Youth. This friendship soon led... more info

NME — Vincent Moon's film 'From Ghosts' relives the first ATP festival in New York more info

Aquarium Drunkard — (Sevens, a recurring feature on Aquarium Drunkard, pays tribute to the art of the individual song.) If you haven’t heard, Slowdive have reunited for a batch of festival performances throughout Europe and are adding more dates as the weeks progress.... more info

Stereogum — The ranks of expansively pretty and brutally fuzzed-out metal/not-metal bands seems to grow every day. Philly shoegazers Nothing are closer to recent-vintage Alcest than they are to Deafheaven on that spectrum, but there’s a heavy intensity to thei... more info