Guardian Music — King Tut's, Glasgow"We're only three songs in and we've broken equipment already," says vocalist Hazel Wilde softly, as if to suggest Lanterns on the Lake are in the habit of smashing guitars and booting over amps at the end of shows. But it's nothi... more info

The Vinyl Villain — Being a blog that is largely of the retro variety, I'm not all that fussed about publishing a rundown of what I reckon to have been the best songs/albums of the year/decade. Yes, I do admit to making a few suggestions last month of stuff that you mi... more info

Totally Fuzzy — CATASTO ELETTRICO said...2009 kills! Soft Machine icon Hugh Hopper dies. After John Martyn and Ian Carr, 2009 is confirmed as a killer year...something unusual... Bone - Uses wrist grab (2003) Line-up: Nick Didkovsky / guitarHugh Hopper / bassJohn Ro... more info

Scotsman.com — BAND NAMES DON'T ALWAYS TELL you much. In the case of My Latest Novel, though, you at least get a glimpse of where the Greenock five-piece outfit are coming from. Aspirati more info

Music Mule — What? Bird On The Wire Festival 3 days of up n coming indie music at the Barden’s Boudoir venue in East London. Follow the links below for some of my personal highlights including the excellent Post War Years and Wave Machines. Expect more acts to ... more info

The Music Fix — News: Catch the glorious My Latest Novel, who garnered rave reviews for debut album Wolves in 2006, at London's Bird on a Wire festival in April. The band headline the first night, Friday 10 April, at the event, held at Barden's Boudoir. Tickets are ... more info

DrownedInSound — It's a case of one in, one out for our next DiScover Manchester event. The Week That Was have sadly had to cancel their headline slot on April 9th, but we're utterly delighted to announce My Latest Novel will be replacing them. more info