Stopcryingyourheartout.com — UNKLE who remixed Oasis' Cast No Shadow and produced Who Put the Weight of The World on My Shoulders? for the Goal soundtrack have posted on the bands official Facebook page that they have done a remix for Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds.James Lav... more info

Guardian Music — Village Underground, LondonIf the TV series Grumpy Old Men ever were to consider a hip-hop special – and it really should – they would have to start by inviting Public Enemy's Chuck D to contribute. That weary, vociferous flag-bearer for politici... more info

We Like it Lossless! — Warp Records / 2005The latest in Warp's recent 'suck-it-and-see' release schedule, Grav3nhurst's (aka Nick Talbot) debut LP 'Fires In Different Buildings' has got its sights set firmly on those attractive Mogwai/My Bloody Valentine/Velvet Underground... more info

Altsounds — Dark-pop outfit Strangers are set to release their new EP on 4th July through Stranger Sounds. Produced by stalwart remixer/producer and Strangers band member Glen Nicholls (Depeche Mode, UNKLE, Everything Everything) EP2 features three haunting trac... more info

The Quietus — See video for 'Money And Run' more info

Altsounds — *Ki:Theory* (a.k.a. Joel Burleson) is a recording artist and producer who walks the tightrope between electronic and indie/alternative rock. Ki:Theory has also lent his adventurous sound to remixes for* Daft Punk, Queens of the Stone Age, Ladytron... more info

Stereogum — We’ve got new videos from Rihanna, UNKLE, The Grates, and WU LYF this week. I especially like the Ford & Lopatin video because it’s the human version of those Friskies ads. The ones where the cat hallucinates and believes that turkeys, fish, and ... more info

MVSW — UNKLE ft. Nick Cave ~ “Money and Run” views: 37,243   more info

Culture Bully — Sludgy Southern psychedelics from Nashville's JEFF the Brotherhood & a look at the most hostile and disturbing social club in the UK in the new video for "Money and Run" by UNKLE & Nick Cave. more info

Altsounds — “It has a sort of Clockwork Orange-esque feeling about it,” says UNKLE's James Lavelle to Mashable. “It follows the idea of taking the money and running — how vulgar and gratuitous we are financially at this poin... more info