NME — Stephen Malkmus and co play at Tripod venue more info

NME — Scott Kannberg will make the short journey to the Brixton Windmill venue for the show more info

Scotsman.com — IN 2004, the Pixies reformed, prompting jubilation amongst fans of incestuous punk rock Bible stories shouted in Spanish. In 2008, My Bloody Valentine followed suit, a cause o more info

Guardian Music — Pavement, GlasgowNo grand gestures, no big fanfare: the manner of Pavement's re-forming has been handled in about as casual a way as was their split. Witty, and ironic, the band embodied some of the perceived slackness of the 1990s, but none of that ... more info

Pitchfork — Once again, Pitchfork has curated a stage at the San Miguel Primavera Sound Festival, which takes place at Parc Del Fòrum in Barcelona, Spain May 27-29. Now, we can reveal our stage's lineups. Acts playing the Pitchfork stage include No Age,ÂÂ... more info

Pitchfork — This year's Øya Festival crashes down in Oslo, Norway August 10-14. And here's another list of bands that'll make you want to book a flight to Europe ASAP: M.I.A., Pavement, LCD Soundsystem, Panda Bear, the Stooges, Big Boi, the xx, Air, Jón... more info

Guardian Music — (City Slang)The multi-headed beast that is Toronto collective Broken Social Scene has produced some of the great city's finer moments over the last decade, and provided a home from home for the likes of Leslie Feist and Metric's Emily Haines. Both fe... more info

Pitchfork — Brooklyn-based lords of troubled solemnity the National are probably coming to your town this summer as part of their worldwide tour in support of the forthcoming High Violet, due out May 10 in the UK and May 11 everywhere else via 4AD. According to ... more info

Guardian Music — Pavement's reunion tour is a gamble in more ways than one – especially for its horse-racing drummerThe points at which indie rock and horse racing intersect are few. But anyone lucky enough to have snagged a ticket for the comeback tour by Ame... more info

Altsounds — We know what you’re thinking: The Henry Clay People aren’t really from L.A., right? After all, their TBD debut, Somewhere on the Golden Coast, sounds like the riff-slinging byproduct of playing hard—and drinking even ha... more info