Stereogum — Elbow are veterans of that post-Radiohead era in British pop-rock that gave us Coldplay, Travis, and Starsailor, and they’re still going strong 15 years after their debut. They’ll return next year with Little Fictions, their first album since 201... more info

NME — Royal Blood and reunited Starsailor also among first line-up additions for July event more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis There were a lot of bands who sprung up in the wake of Coldplay's initial success -- Travis, Athlete...um, Starsailor -- and I always thought one of the better ones was London duo Turin Brakes who kept... more info

ContactMusic — James Walsh of Britpop band Starsailor has recently discussed his feelings on the advancements in the music industry and the inspiration for his 2001 single Lullaby in a blog for the Huffington Post The blog is entitled Artists... more info

Unreality Music — James Walsh has been a busy bee in recent times. It would take a long time to list everything the former Starsailor front man has up to, but let's look at a few of the more interesting ones be... more info

Guardian Music — This 'gnarly version of Enya' veers between acoustica and atmospherica – but it's definitely a case of the weirder the betterHometown: London.The lineup: Astrud Steehouder (vocals, music).The background: Paper Dollhouse is the adopted name of Astru... more info

Guardian Music — The best of your comments on the latest films and musicIt is, said walworthroad, a "massive and beautiful song". "Stunning, simply stunning," reckoned dickyknee. "Still gives me goosebumps," agreed Zakelius. And what were they all agreed on? Why, So... more info

Guardian Music — Retro guitar heroes rocking a tuneful Verve vibe, Born Blonde have arrived 15 years too late for Britpop. Not that it'll stop themHometown: London.The lineup: Joshua Lloyd-Watson (bass), Tom McFarland (keyboards, guitar, vocals), George Day (drums), ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — This is one excellent album, posted almost anonymously on SoundCloud. I had to google to find even the slightest bit of info. Why are these guys underselling themselves like this? I mean it's nice to see them not boasting and bragging like some do, ... more info

Guardian Music — With a voice that sounds like a veteran of several bar wars, you will either find this Tom Waits wannabe enchanting or hilariousHometown: London.The lineup: Marcus Foster (vocals, guitar).The background: We've just been interviewing an artist whose m... more info