Brooklyn Vegan — Jonas' picks include some indie/alternative classics like PIxies' Doolittle and My Bloody Valentine's Loveless, as well as some stuff that's lesser known in the US, like Bolivian singer Luzmila Carpio and Swedish singer Stina Nord... more info

DrownedInSound — My Bloody Valentine played a new song and threatened to tear the roof off Southbank in the process more info

The Quietus — My Bloody Valentine kicked off their summer tour with an appearance at Robert Smith's Meltdown which saw them debut a new track more info

Uncut — Stooges-esque number may feature on their new EP... or not Photo by Gaelle Beri/Redferns via Getty Images Stooges-esque number may feature on their new EP... or not The post Watch My Bloody Valentine play a new song at Meltdown appeared first on... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — After their warm-up gig on Friday in Birmingham, My Bloody Valentine hit the Robert Smith curated Meltdown Festival in London on Saturday night. Amongst classics "Feed Me With Your Kiss" and "Soon" was a new, untitled song... Continue reading… more info

Stereogum — Shoegaze pioneers My Bloody Valentine kicked off their summer tour on Friday night in Birmingham with their first show in five years. They changed up the setlist a little last night at the Robert Smith-curated Meltdown Fest in London, following the s... more info

Guardian Music — 02 Academy, BirminghamThis warm-up gig starts rustily, but soon sounds incredible. And there’s genuine mystery in how the band make their enthralling, bizarre musicKevin Shields feels obliged to inform the audience that it’s five years ... more info

NME — They also gave a rare live performance of 'What You Want' The band are planning to release a new EP this summer My Bloody Valentine debuted a new, untitled track during their performance at Meltdown Festival last night (June 23). The band are cu... more info

Consequence of Sound — Kevin Shields and co. have been teasing the release of two new EPs. more info

Stereogum — My Bloody Valentine fans are accustomed to long waits. The shoegaze legends are, after all, one of those groups that took more than 20 years between albums. If you happened to miss them back in 2013, when they were touring their long-awaited comeback... more info