NME — Texan trio will play gigs in London, Leeds and Dublin in November more info

Gigwise — Band announce special show... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Globe and Mail profiles singer-songwriter Charlotte Gainsbourg. The National Post examines the wave of negative critical reviews for Yann Martel's new novel Beatrice & Virgil. The Burlington Free Press interviews the Low Anthem's Jeff Prystowsky.... more info

Totally Fuzzy — JayJay said... # Electric Light Orchestra - Definitive Collection # Duke Ellington & John Coltrane [1962] # V.A. - And The Road Goes On Forever [2CD] # Symphonic Rock - Music of Genesis, Yes, Procol Harum,Pink Floyd,Jethro Tull # V.A. - And The Heav... more info

Pitchfork — Above: Thom Yorke by Natalie Kardos The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival concluded with performances by Thom Yorke, Gorillaz, Pavement, Deerhunter, Spoon, Julian Casablancas, the Big Pink, Matt & Kim, Florence and the Machine, Charlotte Gains... more info

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L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Journalists enjoy a few perks at Coachella, but none more important than the free admission, and, if your company is paying, a clean bed at a decent hotel. With a ticket that topped off above $300, numerous fest-goers this weekend... more info

Stereogum — Last night, Late Night vets Spoon delivered two Transference tracks to Jimmy Kimmel. Their recent tourmate Bradford Cox sat in on guitar (and guest smiles) for “Who Makes Your Money,” but exited the stage for the “Is Love Forever?” web exclus... more info

Pitchfork — Last night on "Jimmy Kimmel Live", Spoon stopped by to play the simmering Transference track "Who Makes Your Money", with tourmate and Deerhunter frontman Bradford Cox sitting in on guitar. Cox mostly plays the background and never hogs the spotlight... more info

Culture Bully — Audio & video coverage of Spoon's performance of "Who Makes Your Money" on the April 15 edition of Jimmy Kimmel Live. more info