Obscure Sound — A magnetic sophisti-pop sound allures on “X-ray Of The Real Thing,” a track from Norwegian drummer and songwriter Elias Pellicer. Fondly reminiscent of a cross between Danny Wilson and The Divine Comedy, the track’s aesthetic emits an artful mo... more info

Magnet Magazine — 15 years ago today, the Divine Comedy released Bang Goes The Knighthood. Why all the distance in existence? Read our review of 2016’s essential Foreverland: The post The Divine Comedy Released “Bang Goes The Knighthood” 15 Years Ago Today appea... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Listen to new songs by The Tallest Man on Earth, Beck, Versus, Mariee Sioux, Mastodon (Led Zeppelin cover), High On Fire (Celtic Frost & Bad Brains covers), The Divine Comedy, and more. Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — Matt Dillon is captivating in this Dantesque meditation on art, life, and carnal desires. more info

Obscure Sound — Based out of New Hamburg, Canada, Jon Parks crafts what he calls “pensive pop music”, a good fit for “fans of Belle and Sebastian, David Bowie, Wilco or Ron Sexsmith.” The chamber-pop sophistication of Neil Hannon’s The Divine Comedy also c... more info

Gigwise — Bastille have unleashed the visuals to 'Send Them Off' taken from their album Wild World which went number one in 20 countries. Watch it on Gigwise below. The label explain the contept of the video: "We see the lead characters decent into a hellish... more info

DrownedInSound — It’s good to have them back more info

BBC News - UK — The Divine Comedy's Neil Hannon discusses his 11th studio album, Foreverland, as well as the David Bowie Prom and parenthood. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Neil Hannon is set to return with his 11th album as The Divine Comedy. The new record is called Foreverland, his first DivCom LP in six years... Continue reading… more info

DrownedInSound — Ahead of their 11th studio album, DiS got to hear the new material in an intimate, stripped-back setting. more info