Guardian Music — If you're feeling autumnal and mellow, the following recommendations will more than suit your reflective moodThis week, as a September summary of the directionless direction of modern music as it falls apart yet all falls into place, a selection of s... more info

Sky News — Supposed whipping boys Blackpool amazingly topped the Premier League on the opening day - before Chelsea restored normality a couple of hours later. more info

Pitchfork — From left: Takara Larson, Michael Collins, and Nimai Larson of Prince Rama Brooklyn/Boston-based three piece Prince Rama make psych music. Deep psych music. This isn't folk with a few tribal drums or plain old rock with some flanged triangle thrown i... more info

Guardian Music — Paul Morley gears up for his first-ever Glastonbury with Orbital, who discuss bringing rave music to the festival in 1994 – and why he should pack some wet wipesSee guardian.co.uk/music tomorrow for Morley's tour of Worthy Farm with Michael Eavis A... more info

Sky News — Blackpool have secured a place in the Premier League next season worth an estimated £90m after beating Cardiff in the Championship play-off final. more info

Guardian Music — (Kompakt)WALLS are comprised of London DJ/musician Sam Willis of krautrock/electronic/disco DJs Allez-Allez, and Alessio Natalizia, the man behind the electro shoegaze of Banjo or Freakout. As you would expect from those CVs, what transpires is a dr... more info

Guardian Music — (Soul Jazz)Growing up in 1970s Germany can't have been easy: your parents' generation were responsible for nazism. No surprise, then, that young musicians attempted to create music without a past, but they won't have expected their repetitive rhythms... more info

Guardian Music — It might be more than 30 years old, but krautrock, Germany's experimental music from the 1970s, still has a freshness that sixth-generation British indie bands can't matchIt began out of nothing, was given a joke name, and became the pop influence du... more info

Pitchfork — Blondes are two jam-prone Brooklyn dudes who met at Ohio's Oberlin College and bonded over their love of musical improvisation and DFA. Both in their mid-20s, Zach Steinman and Sam Haar make spaced-out dance music that has roots in Giorgio Moroder sy... more info

The Quietus — Two pairs of tickets for April 1 show up for grabs more info