Pitchfork — The fourth album from Mark Kozelek's Sun Kil Moon is called Admiral Fell Promises and it's out July 13 via Kozelek's own label Caldo Verde, according to the band's site. Those who splurge for the vinyl edition of the record will be rewarded with two... more info

Guardian Music — PICK OF THE WEEK The Dead Weather Die By The Drop (Third Man)As Jack White's been waiting for Meg White to get off her arse and start practising the drums, he's done what any self-respecting V from V For Vendetta lookalike would do and formed two mor... more info

Stereogum — Brooklyn quintet Twin Sister just dropped a lovely EP, following up on favorable notices for “Ginger” and “Nectarine” from their previous four-track set Vampires Dreaming With Kids. Color Your Life is bolder, more confident in its spacious hu... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — Twin Sister is offering their amazing new EP Color Your Life as a free download on their website. Here are a couple highlights, but the whole thing is pretty beautiful (today's P4k review compared their sound to Stereolab, Bjork, and Cocteau Twins). ... more info

Pitchfork — -- Szampler, the new cassette-only release from Fennesz, collects samples from Christian Fennesz's old samplers, which he used in his work from 1989 to 1996. Szampler is out now on the new cassette-only label the Tapeworm, and it's limited to 500 cop... more info

NME - Radar — Who's heard the band that Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo did before Daft Punk? They were a three-piece with Laurent Brancowitz from Pheonix. They were called Darlin', named after and inspired by The Beach Boys song. They had one re... more info

Perfect Porridge — If you dig the Yéyé French pop genre at all, check out Guy “Koi” Poplin’s new EP, Une Débutante Au Jeu. More assertive than Stereolab but less aggressive than Fantastic Plastic Machine, Poplin is prepop nouveau drawing influences fro... more info

Guardian Music — This cringe-tastic totem of 1980s kitsch has recently had a confusing is-it-ironic-or-not resurgenceWhat is it? Depends on your point of view. On one hand, it's the biggest totem of 1980s cringe there is this side of the piano-key necktie. On the oth... more info

The Vinyl Villain — May 1994. Blur had just enjoyed their biggest chart hit to date with Girls & Boys. The song chosen as the follow-up single was a bit of surprise. Instead of taking the easy way out with another upbeat indie-pop number, the boys went for a very sad b... more info

MVSW — Atlas Sound ~ “Quick Canal” views: 12,157 I am not really sure if there is a point to the video, or is that the point of the video? Atlas Sound is Deerhunter’s Bradford Cox. The vocals in “Quick Canal” are provided by Stereolab’s Laetiti... more info