Cross Rhythms — Jonathan Bellamy spoke with Steve Uppal more info

Kerrang! — Aussie mob Parkway Drive will return to the UK in April for a short trek. Support will come from Despised Icon, Winds Of Plague, The Warriors and 50 Lions. April 25 London, The Forum 26 Manchester, Academy 27 Bristol, Academy Tickets are on sale n... more info

Altsounds — Parkway Drive have announced the details of their European tour in Spring 2010. The band will return to Europe in April 2010, for a 3-week tour with Despised Icon, Winds Of Plague, The Warriors and 50 Lions. “We are so siked to be back in ... more info

I Like Music — Return to Europe in April 2010, for a 3-week tour with Despised Icon, Winds Of Plague, The Warriors and 50 Lions more info

The Playlist — Have Stuart Townsend, Ray Stevenson ("Punisher: War Zone") and Tadanobu Asano ("Mongol") joined the impressive cast of Kenneth Branagh's increasingly impressive sounding "Thor"? Townsend is still probably more famous for being the guy that convinced... more info

Guardian Music — It's The Warriors meets Dirrty for the superstar trio's typically low budget videoAlthough Run This Town, the Wild West-style collaboration between Jay-Z, Rihanna and Kanye West, did the whole "leaking on the internet" thing last month, the official ... more info

Pop Candy — When I visited Coney Island a few weeks ago, I couldn't help but think of The Warriors. Unfortunately, there was no sign of gang activity ... although there will be on Aug. 29. more info

Get Weird — Kap Bambino are filming their new video for ‘Dead Lazers’ alongside Warp Films director James Lees next Wednesday April 28th in London and you’re invited for a carpark rave and an open air live performance if you’re prepared to ge... more info

Destination Out — SLEEP TALK LOVE WORDS Ornette Coleman and Prime Time Of Human Feelings Antilles : 1982 OC, alto sax; Bern Nix and Charles Ellerbee, guitar; Jamaaladeen Tacuma, bass; Calvin Weston and Denardo Coleman, drums. New York City, 1979: Sid’s dead, g... more info

Pitchfork — Between 2005 and 2006, the feisty, pint-sized, London rapper Lady Sovereign had about ten careers' worth of freaky shit happen to her. First, she emerged as one of the major faces of the then-hot British grime scene, partly because of inevitable "who... more info