Totally Fuzzy — The Sore Losers (Hasselt, Belgium) melted their love for rock, country, blues, folk and garage into a sound very much their own. Rumour has it comparisons with The Raconteurs, The Rolling Stones, Reigning Sound and more fascinating folks are plent... more info

Topix — The 12th annual Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival ended its 2011 run Sunday night in the California desert. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Things were running late on the main stage at Coachella on Friday night thanks to Cee Lo Green's tardy entrance earlier in the day. So when the Black Keys began their set nearly 15 minutes behind schedule, the crowd was... more info

Guardian Music — Coachella not only benefits from a picturesque location, perfect climate and plum position on the calendar, it can also embellish your cyber identity. What's not to like?Why do people make such a big deal about Coachella now?Julianna YoungOver the pa... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — A little-known fact about the actress and comedian: She takes her daughters to Coachella every year. She offers a few words of advice and her must-sees: The Black Keys and the Chemical Brothers. Laraine Newman's reputation as an actor and... more info

Culture Bully — A new music video from the Black Keys collaborative Blakroc release. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Eyes up technology lovers. The Next Web is making great use of their SoundCloud Premium account for their daily 5-minutes or less... tech news recap. It's a really great way to stay on top of what's happening in the fascinating world of technology ... more info

Altsounds — After wrapping up a brilliant performance at SXSW, Hacienda are off on the road again supporting The Greenhornes. Whats more, they're in the middle of writing a third album with The Black Keys legend, Dan Auerbach, due to be recorded in Nashville th... more info

KEXP Seattle — The Black Angels are sonically as dark as their name implies, fusing psychedelic rock with with elements of the blues and garage punk. They’ve toured with everyone from The Black Keys and Roky Erickson to Queens of the Stone Age and Wolfmother, but... more info

Topix — Although it was predictably dominated by pop, based on the positive bounce for Mumford & Sons and the Avett Brothers and the wins by the Black Keys, the Grammy Awards show indicated that there's still a thirst out there for rootsy rock 'n' roll. more info