Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Pet Shop Boys will release their thirteenth album, Super, on April 1. Like 2013's Electric, the new album was produced by Stuart Price. The first single is "The Pop Kids," a nostalgic ode to the early '90s,... more info

Stereogum — Pet Shop boys performed alongside the K-Pop girl group f(x) at this year’s Mnet Asian Music Awards, which took place last night in Hong Kong. The two acts wore matching outfits that kind of look like they were made out of black plastic bendy straws... more info

Perez Hilton — Take That is down to just three members, but they're still releasing tunes! And… They're making some of the best music of their career!!! Hey Boy is such a fun throwback to the '80s! Super campy! And a brilliant homage to the Petshop Boys! With a l... more info

Nialler9 — Jerome McCormick has a new track under his Imploded View project and it’s a first for the Longford producer as it has his own vocals on the track. ‘Subliminal Summer’ is a song from his forthcoming album and is displays a nice focused progress... more info

Stereogum — Before frontman Dave Brockie passed away earlier this year, Gwar had appeared on the A.V. Club’s all-covers video series A.V. Undercover twice, taking on Kansas and Billy Ocean. And on the newest edition of the series, the new touring lineup of Gwa... more info

NME — Pet Shop Boys also surprise contenders to replace James Corden, say bookmakers more info

Nialler9 — The stage times are being dripfed this year. Here are today’s main stage times and RBMA stage times. More Electric Picnic coverage later today. Previously: Body & Soul Casa Bacardi Global Green Main Stage Friday 10.45pm – 12.00am Pet Shop Boys 9... more info

NME — Pop duo to close fictional festival Loxfest more info

Core News — “Sonic architects, Zero 7, bring a sun-kissed two hours of tunes to BBC Radio 6 Music. The duo, consisting of Henry Binns and Sam Hardaker, formed the group in 1997 after working as studio engineers for artists such as Robert Plant and the Pet Shop... more info

The Telegraph — The Pet Shop Boys' philosphical tribute to Alan Turing at the Proms was almost indescribable more info