Chorus.fm — You can enter to win (http://www.urlesque.com/2010/04/15/red-truck-giveaway/) the red truck (autographed) from the latest *OK Go (http://www.absolutepunk.net/okgo)* video. more info

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MTV.com News — Muse, My Chemical Romance, Tokio Hotel and Coheed and Cambria face off in the semi-finals.By Kyle Anderson Muse's Matthew Bellamy Photo: Bradley Kanaris/ Getty Images The NCAA basketball tournament heads into its Final Four games on Saturda... more info

The Music Fix — News Flash: Are you ready for the weekend?Kendal Calling festival have just announced their first acts for this year's soiree among the hills. KENDAL CALLING Friday 30th July - Sunday 1th August 2010 Lowther Deer Park, Hackthorpe, The Lake District... more info

MTV.com News — Tokio Hotel, 30 Seconds to Mars and more march on in MTV News' Band BracketologyBy James Montgomery 30 Seconds to Mars are poised for domination Photo: Nigel Crane/ Redferns We started MTV News' Musical March Madness with 64 bands (well, 65... more info

Guardian Music — Peter Robinson picks five of the best viral music videosPop's always been about smoke and mirrors, but the gift of viral marketing has put those smoke and mirrors into a little oblong box, painted it yellow, called it a banana and responded to claims... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Liars' "Scissor" from A Bruntel on Vimeo. You've no doubt heard a lot about OK Go's elaborate video starring a paint-splattering Rube Goldberg machine that puts the treadmills from "Here It Goes Again" to shame. If you haven't watched it... more info

Altsounds — Popular rock band OK Go, known for their amazing music videos and unique but catchy music, will play Xbox LIVE® Gold Members inRock Band(TM) 2 in their Game with Fame. If you're a Gold Member (if you're not a Member, upgrade now: http://ma... more info

Guardian Music — Millions of people watch OK Go's quirky, lo-fi pop videos on YouTube, but hardly anyone actually buys their musicLos Angeles quirkballs OK Go are like powerpop's Roman Polanski, Michael Richards or Bill Grundy. No matter what they do, they're always ... more info

Allmusic Blog — OK Go has left EMI Records and formed their own imprint, Paracadute. They’ll re-release their latest album, Of the Color of Blue Sky, which came out in January, later this year. Previously, the band publicly disagreed with EMI’s policy to disable... more info