The Newsroom — Gloom rockers the White Lies perform for fans at record store in London to promote their second album. more info

Scotsman.com — Our critics review the best and worst of this week's new releases more info

NME — 'Fuck You' continue its reign more info

Unreality Music — White Lies never expected their first album to go to number one in the UK. The London-based trio were overjoyed when their debut LP ‘To Lose My Life…’ topped the charts two years ago because the music scene at the time was so different to the s... more info

BBC 6 Music — We talk to the band as they release their second album more info

ContactMusic — White Lies never expected their first album to go to number one in the UK.The London-based trio were overjoyed when their debut LP 'To Lose My Life.' topped the charts two years ago because the music scene at the time was so different to the songs th... more info

Guardian Music — Combining cute vocals with often blunt lyrics, this country singer sounds like a cross between Loretta Lynn and LolitaHometown: Ohio.The lineup: Jessica Lea Mayfield (vocals, guitar).The background: We were going to write about Emma's Imagination tod... more info

The Telegraph — White Lies' Ritual lacks the requisite melodic clout. Rating: * * more info

DrownedInSound — After a break of about a month we are back with the first Spotifriday of the year. It has a distinctly British vs. American flavour, rather arbitrarily including Darren Hayman, White Lies, Pearl Jam, Warpaint, Mogwai and some more bands you should re... more info

Guardian Music — (Fiction)Smart chaps, White Lies. Not only were they smart enough to drop their first album in the quiet January of 2009, flinging it to No 1 in the process, but they're sharp writers, too. It's hard not to raise a smile at the opening line of H... more info