Consequence of Sound — Scottish alt-rockers will debut first new material since since 1998's Munki. more info

Stereogum — Beautifully damaged noise-pop romantics the Jesus And Mary Chain never released a single bad song during all their years of existence, but it’s been a long time since we’ve heard a new one from them. The band broke up in 1999. And though they reu... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — It's coming out on Warner Bros. Their manager, Creation Records' Alan McGee, says, "It's coming out end of next March. It's kinda enormous!" Continue reading… more info

Consequence of Sound — Aphex Twin, Björk, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Run the Jewels, and John Carpenter lead the impressive, diverse bill. more info

Gigwise — Frances Bean Cobain has shared her first public mixtape. Simply titled 'FBC Mixtape', Cobain's selection includes just six songs, running from 1987 to 2001. You can listen to all six songs below. It's particularly strong and reflects her parents fa... more info

Consequence of Sound — Her playlist includes songs from Pavement, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and Hope Sandoval. more info

Rolling Stone — The Eighties were a banner decade for British music, with one perma-classic after another – New Order's Technique, the Stone Roses' debut, the Jesus and Mary Chain's Psychocandy, Echo and the Bunnymen's Ocean Rain – but the bellwether m... more info

Core News — “Bobby Gillespie from Primal Scream sits in for Iggy Pop whilst the latter’s on tour. This week he’s spinning tracks by Jesus and Mary Chain, The O’Jays, Bobby Gentry, Johnny Thunders and New Order.” Check out other Iggy Pop shows here and ... more info

Impose Magazine — Atlanta’s Lyonnais is a force. The four-piece, which includes two co-founders of the broad-minded label Geographic North and members of Lotus Plaza and Algiers, have committed to a sound with tremendous depth. Their debut record Want For Wish For N... more info

Stereogum — The Jesus And Mary Chain have been teasing a follow-up to 1998’s Munki since at least 2007, and basically every time they give an interview, brothers Jim and William Reid cite their arguments about new material as the main reason a new record isn�... more info