Rolling Stone — • News Ticker: Glastonbury, Joanna Newsom • Oscars Snub Jack White, Karen O • Pete Wentz Hints at End of FOB in Blog Post • OK Go Struggle With Label’s Viral Video Policy • Goldfrapp Embrace Abba, ELO on Head First • Sirius XM Launches ... more info

Rolling Stone — If any band knows the power of viral videos, it’s OK Go. Five years ago, the band broke through when clips for “A Million Ways” and “Here It Goes Again” (the “treadmill” video) were passed around the Web. The band assumed the same would... more info

MTV.com News — The two up-and-comers have been added to the lineup of New Jersey's two-day fest in May.By Jocelyn Vena Ke$ha Photo: Kevin Mazur/ WireImage Ke$ha and Drake are the latest artists added to the lineup for Bamboozle this spring at New Jersey'... more info

Time — OK Go lead singer Damian Kulash on why you can no longer embed videos by the music kings of YouTube more info

Song, by Toad — Now I don’t want you to start thinking I want to get into the habit of just randomly throwing up videos here and there without a shred of thought, but I have to confess that the new video from Ok Go tickled me. I am an industrial designer at Proper... more info

Addict Music — For a band constantly tussling with their image of ‘that band from the wacky virals,’ the long awaited step from album three to four is a bold leap displaying the band’s ambition to explore their musical identity. more info

MTV.com News — Contra marks highest indie-rock debut since 2007, and first #1 for label XL.By James Montgomery Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig Photo: Jeff Gentner/Getty Images Score one for the indie kids. In a rather amazing turn of events, Vampire Week... more info

NME — Band apologise for EMI removing embed function from their videos more info

Guardian Music — Lead singer apologises on OK Go website as he explains financial reasons behind label's decision to block embedsAre record companies beginning to see YouTube as a revenue generator first and foremost, rather than purely a marketing tool?Fans of OK Go... more info

Stereogum — Years after striking viral gold, OK Go pen this thoughtful, despondent piece: "It's now far harder for bands to make videos accessible online than it was four years ago ... [W]hile our duty is to our music ... [EMI's] is to their shareholders." more info