Totally Fuzzy — Wolf Gang is a British Alternative and Symphonic Rock band and the project of Max McElligott. Having played with different musicians McEligott settled on the current live set up in late 2009 which includes Lasse Petersen (Drums) previously of The R... more info

NME.COM - Reviews Blog — A round-up of the singles released in the UK today, featuring Metronomy, Jamie Woon and Big Deal Metronomy - The Look It’s always a bit awkward when a middle-ranking band come back with a spectacular new record. Like a teacher spotting a success t... more info

DJmag — The man behind DIM MAK RECORDS who founded and released artists from Bloc Party, The Kills, Klaxons, MSTRKRFT, The Bloody Beetroots, Mystery Jets, The Rakes, The Gossip, Envy, also is the to remix Michael Jackson, The Killers, Robin Thicke, Lenny Kra... more info

Time Out, London — The label who gave us Bloc Party, Hot Chip, The Rakes and Florence and the Machine, among others, are hosting a 'lucky dip' showcase so the acts and DJs won't be announced in advance. You'll just have to take the dip. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Sakalli said... National Head Band - Albert 1 (1971) (@256) Embryo - Jazzbuhne Berlin (Live 1989) (@256) http://www.sakalli.info Gumshoe said... Gawrsh! A new Top-10, Album of the Week #18 and ... An MP3 each from Leopard Leg and T.I.T.S. ... steamy... more info

Guardian Music — Last week was all about enduring alcohol-induced headaches. Now we want you to row, row, row your boat gently down the streamIt feels (just like) starting over. Or it feels like it's still Christmas. But it's not. It's nigh-on mid-January. It's froze... more info

Altsounds — ‘*Salvation ’*is the highly anticipated new single from *Scanners *released through Dimmak (Bloc Party, The Rakes, Mystery Jets and MSTRKRFT)*.*The female fronted four piece from London are one of the most exciting and intriguing ba... more info

NME — Singer to team up with friend for new musical career more info

The Vinyl Villain — Back in 2004/2005, the UK charts were seemingly dominated by a plethora of emerging guitar-led bands, very few of whom lasted the course beyond the debut LP. One of my favourite records from the period was Capture/Release, the debut LP by The Rakes.... more info

Guardian Music — War, climate change, humanitarian work: why "musical differences" just don't cut it any moreAs a species, humanity could take war. And financial collapse. We could even take climate change. But then last week the Rakes announced that they were splitt... more info