NME - Radar — Baggy. Is it back? The Horrors, Bombay Bicycle Club and Arctic Monkeys have all been accused (lauded? congratulated?) for employing the spirit of Reni/Bez/Barry Mooncult this year. And it does seem like those accusations aren’t entirely unwarrante... more info

Stereogum — We’re not sure where it stands in the hierarchy of great indie rock covers of Beyoncé songs, but you know, it’s pretty good! The Horrors deconstruct Beyoncé’s magnificent “Best Thing I Never Had” into a brooding, soaring guitar freakout d... more info

NME — The 'Skying' lads covered the pop single for Radio 1's Live Lounge more info

Chorus.fm — Head to the replies to watch the new video from *The Horrors* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/thehorrors) for "I Can See Through You". more info

DrownedInSound — There was that time, upon the release of Primary Colours in 2009, when The Horrors really surprised us. Truly, madly and deeply. Anyway, their new one, Skying, wasn't so surprising, but it did carry on the good work they set down in their previous re... more info

Stereogum — If last year’s rebooted Tron movie had an acid-trip sequence, it probably would’ve looked something like “I Can See Through You,” the new video from London synth-rock anthem-crafters the Horrors. In the kaleidoscopic clip, neon-green lights w... more info

Big Stereo — Definitely one of my favorite bands for the last few years. These guys are completely on point and sharp as a vampire’s tooth. They absolutely don’t stop to amaze us and are constantly working on something that just blows us away. Please don’t ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Amanda Hatfield The Horrors @ Webster Hall "Those who arrived early got a special surprise with The Stepkids. Hailing from Connecticut and with an album on the way from L.A. label Stones Throw, The Stepkids are the band... more info

Popdose — "The Horrors of Stephen King" falls way short of TCM's past specials and fails to provide much insight into the mind of King more info

Topix — As late afternoon fades into early evening, Convention Hall's risers begin to fill and ATP swings into full gear. more info