DrownedInSound — The Oceanea EP suggests that Thomas Dolby’s predilection for oddly skewed pop music is still alive and well. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

KEXP Seattle — I don’t know why I’m so astonished by the caliber of Oceanea, the new EP from Thomas Dolby, and his first release of all-new music in almost 20 years. Heaven knows, the music press is lousy right now with favorable write-ups for recent activity f... more info

Altsounds — Reclusive solo artist * Thomas Dolby (http://e2ma.net/go/6957145071/208460889/219559180/1400488/goto:http://www.thomasdolby.com/)* is preparing to break his 20-year silence with a brand new studio album, A Map of the Floating City, due out this sum... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher Thomas Dolby is releasing his first album of new material in 20 years this summer. The album is called A Map of the Floating City and features an array of guest musicians including Regina Spektor, Imogen Heap,... more info

Popdose — More music news from Popdose.com including Thomas Dolby, Greg Dulli's Twilight Singers and Queens of Dogtown, from the series Californication. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Sakalli said... Grobschnitt - Die Grobschnitt Story 3, History of Solar Music 2 (@320) Grateful Dead - Dick's Picks 07 (Live 1974) (@256) http://www.sakalli.info Radio Free Wohlman said... Transmission 1211 Let's rock beneath the waves in our cha... more info

Culture Bully — A discussion with one of the pioneering stars of MTV in the early '80s about his role in the TED conference, his new release, A Map of the Floating City, and what still drives his creativity after some three decades of performing. more info

The Quietus — Discussions on music at symposium more info

All About Jazz — By Mark Saleski The complete list of collaborators attached to pianist/composer/modern day Renaissance man Ryuichi Sakamoto could easily fill the space reserved for a full-length review. The short list includes Brian Wilson, Thomas Dolby, Iggy Pop, ... more info

Culture Bully — Video footage of David Byrne's February 2010 performance at the TED conference. more info