Here Comes The Flood — photo: Sigurd Grünberger Danish pop band got lucky. In fact, they got lucky three times, getting major exposure when their songs were picked for Apple and Heineken ads, and a promo for Mad Men. The core duo Mette Lindberg (vocals) and Lars Iversen ... more info

Spinner.com — Neil Rasmus, BFA Around 80 lucky guests gathered at La Grenouille, a cozy French restaurant on New York's Upper East Side, to partake in an evening hosted by Vanity Fair, jewelry designer Solange Azagury-Partridge and Martha Wa... more info

XLR8R — Definitely one of the stranger music projects to hit the scene in recent years, London's Endless House Foundation presents not only damn good retro-tinged electro-acoustic music, but also an entire Ballardian narrative about an eccentric million... more info

Altsounds — Mikkel Hess and co-writer/producer Rasmus Bille Bahncke's Hess Is More project has continued to evolve into a genre-defying project, concocting a mix of blithe vocals, giddy electronics, horns and percussions, disco beats, and an assortment of bel... more info

Guardian Music — Royal Albert Hall, LondonThis was not like any orthodox Prom you might have seen, nor was it like any orthodox gig. A tie-in with the BBC's Bafta-winning nature series Human Planet, it was an ambitious hybrid. Accompanying stunning footage from the s... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Some New Wave noise rock, from Copenhagen, Denmark, where Shoegaze meets Joy Division. The perfect antidote against all the Royal Wedding hysteria going round! Geez! Here we are, barely survived the Mexican Swine flu and now we have to put up with t... more info

Guardian Music — If you supply the audience, Efterklang will screen their new film in your home – so Maddy Costa did just that'We're really on a mission here," declares Rasmus Stolberg, the neatly moustachioed bassist for Efterklang. "Our challenge has never been a... more info

Guardian Music — Oran Mor, GlasgowDanes Efterklang have followed the National and Mogwai in becoming the latest subject of French director Vincent Moon's abstract close-angle camerawork. The film An Island is a heartwarmingly soulful portrait of the band in their nat... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Turns out a song leaked last week is by a would-be sensation named Rasmus Thude.Turns out a song leaked last week is by a would-be sensation named Rasmus Thude. more info

Discobelle.net — Swedish indie outfit Brothers Of End released their debut record last year to much critical acclaim. The track “Beats For You” is the third single off the album and contains this remix from Rasmus Hägg (of The Studio fame). The stripped down a... more info