Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis It's the 30th anniversary of Talking Heads' seminal concert film Stop Making Sense. The 1984 film, directed by Jonathan Demme, captured the band during their Speaking in Tongues tour over the course of three nights at Hollywood's... more info

ContactMusic — Courtney Love sold one of her late husband Kurt Cobain's albums for $135,000 (£84,000) just to spite a London auction house boss who estimated his... more info

Core News — “Steve Lamacq and Mary Anne Hobbs present live music from the 6 Music Festival in Manchester. Kiran Leonard joins them fresh from opening Room 2 on day 2, Mary Anne has an Epiphany from James Blake and Steve is in conversation with The National, re... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — On Talking Heads’ final album, 1988’s Naked, the band imagines a reverse evolution, the erasing of centuries of pollution, development and commercialization. The particular song in reference is “Nothing But Flowers.” With a subtle, but knowin... more info

NME — Musician also remixes OutKast and Talking Heads for radio session more info

Time — Earlier this month, St. Vincent (also known as Annie Clark) released “Digital Witness,” the second single from her forthcoming self-titled fourth album. For the accompanying music video, Clark teamed up with director Chino Moya to update Fritz La... more info

Stereogum — L.A. disco-funk ragers De Lux are releasing their album Voyage this spring, and today we’ve got the lead single, a raucous party track called “Make Space.” The song joyrides atop a walloping disco beat and furious percussive guitars, headed som... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — Felt TipFrom: London, EnglandOne of the Devil's tips for 2014 Felt Tip (Devil's Tips/Hopes for 2014 - First Batch) have a new song out and it's a belter. Where their previous release had echoes of Felt and the Blue Nile, Milk & Honey is a... more info

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Sweeping The Nation — The start of a very occasional series takes as its key point the obvious and undeniable fact that the list of NME covers on Wikipedia is the very best page on the internet. But why stop there? Why can't we chart the whole of pop culture by rise a... more info