Uncut — Includes new or unreleased material from Neil Young, The Cure, Miles Davis, Bowie, Led Zep, Floyd and more Getty Images Includes new or unreleased material from Neil Young, The Cure, Miles Davis, Bowie, Led Zep, Floyd and more The post 10 essent... more info

Topix — The shift from lossy MP3 to high-resolution music that exceeds CD quality may have never taken the dramatic turn into the mainstream that companies like Sony and rock stars like Neil Young wanted it to, but regardless of Spotify's takeover, those... more info

Consequence of Sound — Kings of Leon, Alanis Morissette, Belle and Sebastian, The Pretenders, and The Specials also confirmed for California festival. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The line-up for the second Arroyo Seco Weekend in Pasadena has been announced, and the acts at the top of the bill have long been true-believers in rock ‘n’ roll: Detroit blues-rock slinger Jack White; king of elongated, distorted guitar... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The line-up for the second Arroyo Seco Weekend in Pasadena has been announced, and the acts at the top of the bill have long been true-believers in rock ‘n’ roll: Detroit blues-rock slinger Jack White; king of elongated, distorted guitar... more info

JamBase — Neil Young will release the archival live album 'Roxy - Tonight's The Night Live' in April for Record Store Day. more info

Stereogum — Neil Young is no fan of multinational corporations. And in a lengthy new post on his Neil Young Archives site entitled Google And Artists, the rocker takes aim at one of the big ones. He begins by reminiscing about his 1996 album Broken Arrow, then p... more info

Rolling Stone — Neil Young has detailed his upcoming archival live album Roxy – Tonight's the Night Live, a collection of the rocker's performances at the Los Angeles venue in 1973.Recorded between September 20th and 22nd, 1973 alongside Young's bac... more info

JamBase — Watch highlights from Widespread Panic's second of two shows in Birmingham including a pair of bust outs. more info

Stereogum — We all remember Pono, don't we? Neil Young's Kickstarter-funded vanity music player cost $400. It had a 64-gig storage capacity and a tiny, fucked-up touchscreen. It didn't do anything other than play music, and the amount of music available to buy o... more info