Brooklyn Vegan — This week in the Basement: Vinyl reissues for Super Furry Animals and The Telescopes, the first new Absolutely Free song in four years, J Fernandez's great new LP, and documentary 'Dennis & Lois.' Continue reading… more info

Impose Magazine — On Sunday November 7th, Medicine played 1015 Folsom in San Francisco along with The Telescopes (from the UK) and another act called LSD and the Search for God. See more images from this post. more info

DrownedInSound — London promoters Bad Vibrations join forces with the excellent Fuzz Club Records this weekend (4th, 5th, 6th October) for the second Reverb Conspiracy Festival... Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

DrownedInSound — With a new album expected to be ready sometime in the new year and a tour of Brazil in the offing beforehand, it's clear to see Stephen Lawrie and The Telescopes are far from being a spent force just yet. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.c... more info

Here Comes The Flood — UK Space rock band One Unique Signal are have secure the support slot for to The Telescopes on their upcoming European tour. They have just released the free digital single Salon Echoic b/w 88. Shoegaze with a healthy of psychedelic pop, about half... more info

Guardian Music — The trip-hop trio pick out 22 tracks from artists performing in the I'll Be Your Mirror festival, which they are curating this yearAhead of the Portishead-curated I'll Be Your Mirror festival at Alexandra Palace London the trip-hop trio share a mixta... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Alan McGee presented the Welsh premiere of 'Upside Down: The Creation Records Story' in Cardiff last night and followed it with a Q&A session. I was invited down and I'm glad to report that the film was informative and slick with a number of genuine... more info

DrownedInSound — Back in 1989, seminal Burton-On-Trent five-piece The Telescopes released their groundbreaking debut long player Taste to an unsuspecting audience at the time still reeling from being caught unawares by the triple whammy of Isn't Anything, Bug and Day... more info