Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Caleb Heller "The unlikely duo of former Belle and Sebastian singer and cellist Isobel Campbell, and Mark Lanegan (Screaming Trees, QOTSA, Gutter Twins) remain initially elusive in order to allow anticipation, as well as the crowd itself in... more info

Altsounds — Three years after their last studio album, "Worlds Collide", Finish band Apocalyptica is set to release its highly anticipated seventh studio album "7th Symphony". The majority of the album was produced by Joe Barresi (Tool, Queens Of The Stoneag... more info

Guardian Music — Woe betide the career musician who falls ill without US health insurance, facing huge medical bills – or no care at allJosh Homme has a pertinent piece of advice for any musician hoping for help from the American medical system. "If you want to liv... more info

NME — The group's 1998 self-titled LP is due out on November 26 more info

Silent Uproar — According to Rekords Rekords, the Joshua Homme imprint will reissue vinyl of the out-of-print Queens of the Stone Age debut album on November 26th, with the CD version coming on November 30th. Three songs cut from the original release have been reins... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Mr. Jones said... Over at 30 Days Out we're having a sock hop of sorts ... we are spinning our favorite 45 rpm singles and you're invited! Today we pull out some of our favorite Beatles solo singles on Apple Records, then we lay on the bonus tracks ... more info

Guardian Music — Between headlining triumphs and online video ingenuity, it's been a good week for Montreal's finest, says Chris SalmonLast weekend, the BBC deployed its heavyweight festival division for the last time this summer, to the Reading festival, where they... more info

ContactMusic — Josh Homme almost split Queens Of The Stone Age when bassist Nick Oliveri left. The US rock band reunited to play the UK's Reading and Leeds festivals last weekend... more info

Guardian Music — Axl Rose continues his war with festival organisers, insisting on Twitter that bosses were to blame for his band's late startDays after Guns N' Roses' curtailed sets at Reading and Leeds, Axl Rose is still berating festival organisers for ignoring "t... more info

NME - Festivals — Ask Axl Rose who ruled Reading And Leeds this year and he'll say he did. Even if he was more the pantomime villain of the piece than its triumphant hero. Blink-182 were the court jesters - joking about going down on Obama and belching throughout the... more info