NME — Trio put up promo for the Spike Jonze directed 'Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win' more info

Nialler9 — Spike Jonze’s Beastie Boys action figure escapade video clocks in at 11 minutes long and sees the Beasties and Santigold battle the anti-Beasties brigade. You can hear a bit of the SebastiAn remix too at 2 minutes. There’s also a short version.... more info

MVSW — Beastie Boys ft. Santigold ~ “Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win” Spike Jonze in the director’s chair on this. more info

Stereogum — Beastie Boys have reteamed with longtime collaborator Spike Jonze for this epic video featuring action figures — “NOT dolls” of Ad-Rock, MCA, and Mike D. Santigold is on hand too as the crew tries to escape a gang of assassins. The Beastie Boys... more info

Guardian Music — Victoria Park, LondonEast London's boutique music festival Lovebox is now in its ninth year, but this relative longevity can't safeguard it from the ongoing pressures of the UK's saturated summer festival circuit. Clashing with both Latitude and Guil... more info

Guardian Music — They gave a beat to Beyoncé – now Major Lazer have taken on the BeastiesWith Beyoncé reworking their 2009 track Pon de Floor for recent single Run the World (Girls), it seems the influence of Major Lazer (aka producers Diplo and Switch) is on the... more info

VH1 Blog — The Beastie Boys announced on Friday that a Spike Jonze-helmed music video for new single “Don’t Play No Game That I Can’t Win,” featuring Santigold, is on its way later this month. The preview image above speaks volumes; the action-figure Be... more info

NME — Rap veterans become action figures on Santigold collaboration more info

KEXP Seattle — Philly-born singer-composer Santigold started her music career working with ska-punk band Stiffed after moving to Brooklyn in 2005.  A talented songwriter and producer, she wrote songs for Marc Ronson and Lilly Allen. She got an offer from the label... more info

Guardian Music — Creepy DIY electro-pop your thing? Then look no further than the artist otherwise known as Bonnie BaxterThe oddly monikered Shad[]wb[]x is actually the brilliantly named Bonnie Baxter, a Brooklyn-based musician making creepy DIY electro-pop that reca... more info