Topix — Live from New York, it's a small army of disco-loving, French-speaking, fringe-sporting indie musicians who made late night television history! The 39th season of Saturday Night Live kicked off in spectacular fashion, with Our Lady of Quick Wit, Tina... more info

Sweeping The Nation — The Cardiff-via-Brighton duo Totem Terrors have long been STN favourites for their skewed art-rock wiriness, best exemplified so far on this year's Repeat Play Torrent Rar album. As the first of a few people we're going to put this to, we asked Max ... more info

Consequence of Sound — All-star punk-rock OST hits shelves in October. more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Via Image Oscillate: 1984 BBC Channel 4 production. Hour plus medley of interviews, concert footage and random visual media via David Byrne, who served as the creative consultant. more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Quietus reevaluates the Talking Heads album Speaking in Tongues 30 years after its initial release. Watch the first trailer for the documentary film Dear Mr. Watterson: An Exploration of Calvin & Hobbes. PopMatters interviews singer-songwriter Jo... more info

Mercury News, California — The Talking Heads legend and the indie-pop artist prove to be complementary talents during show in Saratoga. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — One of the most delightful concerts Pop & Hiss took in last year was David Byrne & St. Vincent's mid-October gig at the Greek Theatre, where the former Talking Heads frontman and the singer-guitarist born Annie Clark -- as well as an eight-piece ho... more info

Consequence of Sound — Please hear an unreleased version of Russell's "Oh Fernando Why". more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The New York City band wows on its third record, a brave, surprising effort.At some point, every enduring musician has to prove his or her worth and silence the doubters. The Beatles first succeeded with "Revolver," the Beastie Boys with "Paul's Bout... more info

Here Comes The Flood — Brooklyn based singer and guitarist Andee Blacksugar is the missing link between early Roxy Music, Talking Heads and Prince, a versatilel player who hands out the goodies from his impressive bag of six string tricks one at the time. Funky electro d... more info