NME - Radar — Funeral Party are band of spunky looking Los Angeles teens formed from the ashes of a Mexican skater gang. They're like At The Drive In if instead of perversely encouraging all their fans at shows to stand completely static they had been more intere... more info

Addict Music — The initial line-up for Camden Crawl 2010 has been announced today, with Teenage Fanclub, The Drums and Chew Lips all set to play. more info

NME — Chew Lips, The Chapman Family also to play - ticket details more info

DrownedInSound — Brooklyn based four-piece The Drums currently find themselves riding merrily along the crest of a hype-assisted wave. Perhaps unfairly seen as the new decade's answer to The Strokes, their first UK release, the excellent Summertime EP culled together... more info

NME - The Daily Download — So, go on then. Who was it? Did The Drums' bouncy surf-pop schtick steal the show or were The Maccabees rightful headliners? Are you in the Bombay Bike club, or was the music from The Big Pink head and shoulders above the rest? [...] Read more! more info

The Music Fix — News Flash: Top TMF tip, The Drums, announce their next singleTMF favourites, The Drums have announced their next single, Best Friend, for release on 29th March through Moshi Moshi Records/Island Records. Not only that, the band are supporting Floren... more info

NME — Acts will play the Texas festival next month more info

Guardian Music — Academy, NewcastleAlong with the BBC's Sound of the Year poll, the annual NME awards tour is a useful barometer of where pop is headed. Last year's bash gave White Lies and Friendly Fires a springboard while Florence and the Machine ­predicted th... more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — Hmmm, every new release from these four Florida boys is getting slightly weaker each time isn't it? I mean this isn't a bad song but it's meant to be the big single to justify all the hype and well... it just doesn't sound that definitive. Yet. As an... more info

The Culture Of Me — The newest issue of 'Sup Magazine, volume 21, is out now in various culture spots in New York City, LA, Paris, London, Brussels and Berlin. Covering the likes of Neon Indian, Restless People, The Drums, The Oya Festival, Retro/Grade [Ed.... more info