Stopcryingyourheartout.com — The new issue of Q (out on 27 September 2011) features 25 different covers with the artists who are shaping music right now. Each issue features a new interview with all the cover stars, but which one will you pick? The full list of cover stars are: ... more info

NME — Duo beat Pulp and The Killers to top reader poll more info

Guardian Music — (V2)Having previously attracted plaudits for their off-kilter, Talking Heads-esque pop, New York five-piece Clap Your Hands Say Yeah are aiming themselves squarely at the mainstream on this, their third album. Unfortunately, they've lost any modicum ... more info

Altsounds — Howling Bells will release their new album on September 12th on Cooking Vinyl. Recorded in Las Vegas with The Killers' Mark Stoermer producing, The Loudest Engine will be preceded by a clutch of live shows, including a London date at the Electri... more info

NME — Drummer and Big Talk man Ronnie Vannucci confirms the band will hit the recording studio next month more info

Altsounds — Replica, the new single from The Killers' drummer Ronnie Vannucci's Big Talk album, will be released on Little Oil / Epitaph on September 26th. The single release will coincide with Big Talk - the band - making their live debut in the UK, with a c... more info

NME — Sticksman brings his new outfit to these shores in September more info

NME - The Daily Download — 1. Big Talk – ‘Getaways’ We’ve been loving this new musical project from The Killers’ Ronnie Vannucci over at the NME HQ. We caught up with him at Hard Rock Calling (you can check out the interview below), and he told us about the pressures... more info

ContactMusic — The Killers used to break into the University of Las Vegas to practice. Drummer Ronnie Vannucci admits the rockers would unlawfully enter the percussion room at their local university because their working schedules made it difficult to rehearse at h... more info

ContactMusic — Rockers The Killers broke into a university to work on songs for their bestselling debut album, 2004's Hot Fuss. The Human hitmakers first began rehearsing in drummer Ronnie Vannucci's garage but their complicated work schedule meant they could only ... more info