Impose Magazine — Sure, they sound a little bit like Pavement. And their LP might have fallen a tad short of our initial expectations: such is life. Perhaps their latest moving picture offering for their single "Get Away" will enrich our understanding of this nascent ... more info

Altsounds — Off the back of their impressive self-titled EP, and live dates supporting the likes of Jarvis Cocker and Pavement (including an appearance at All Tomorrow Parties), Horse Guards Parade are ready to release their debut album, 'Ten Songs'. It's been a... more info

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Guardian Music — Radiohead shocked everyone on Monday by announcing they would have a new album out shortly. By Friday, we'd heard it, reviewed it and were waiting for their next one ...Five things we learned about Radiohead this week•That they could announce and r... more info

Guardian Music — It's warm, fuzzy and sounds like it cost 11p to record. Yes, we really love Yuck's debut albumTo say that Yuck's self-titled debut album sounds like it was recorded in a shed is potentially a diss on the acoustic qualities of garden-based storage uni... more info

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Indie Selections For Your Erections — 10. The Feelies @ The Middle East (3-19-10)9. The Buzzcocks @ Paradise (5-17-10)8. Sufjan Stevens @ Orpheum Theater (11-12-10)7. LCD Soundsystem w. Sleigh Bells @ Orpheum Theater (9-28-10)6. Iggy & the Stooges @ House of Blues (8-31-10)5. Belle & Seb... more info

Altsounds — Pitched somewhere between the heartfelt U.K. Americana of London's Grand Drive and the dry, sardonic take on the genre of St. Albans' the Broken Family Band, Manchester's the Travelling Band formed in 2006 and made a minor ripple two years later ... more info

Here Comes The Flood — White Laces are a noise-rock dream garage band from Richmond, VA. They mix samples with loud guitars. Their self-titled EP has five tracks lacking the complexity of Muse, but are more passionate than your regular math rock hopefuls. Hints of Paveme... more info

Gigwise — But they do hope for more live dates... more info