Stereogum — Simian Mobile Disco's second album Temporary Pleasure includes guest spots from Beth Ditto, Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor, Gruff Rhys, Telepathe, and others. One of these others, Yeasayer's Chris Keating, adds his pipes to the collection's first single "A... more info

My Old Kentucky — Going to, or especially putting on, a Monday night show can be tough...well, at least for those of us with day jobs. The recent Monday night MOKB Presents... Suckers show at The Vollrath, however, was a rousing exception. Since it was a late bookin... more info

NME — They'll hit the road this summer more info

Get Weird — The new album ‘Temporary Pleasures’ from Simian Mobile Disco is out August 17th and before that the single ‘Audacacity Of Huge’ featuring Chris Keating from Yeasayer is out on August 3rd. Here’s an officially serious dancefloor reworking fr... more info

My Old Kentucky — Simian Mobile Disco will release the follow-up to 2007's Attack Decay Sustain Release, titled Temporary Pleasure, on August 17th. Audacity of Huge is the first single and features Chris Keating of the band Yeasayer on vocals...MP3 : Simian Mobile Di... more info

Nialler9 — Temporary Pleasure might be under four months away from release (14th August) but SMD are sharing the infectious first single ‘Audacity of Huge’ which features Chris Keating of Yeasayer dropping pop culture references all over the shop. It remi... more info

Persona Sauna — Dance-duo favs Simian Mobile Disco have a new album, Temporary Pleasure, which is due out August 17th. A few of the songs from the album have already been released, but this is one with Chris Keating of Yeasayer is my favorite thus far. Even still, ... more info

The Yellow Stereo — Happy Up Here (Marching Band Version) from Röyksopp on Vimeo. Röyksopp on the road with a marching band. Gets me thinking there should be fewer string quartet tributes and more European marching band tribute albums… In case you missed the vid... more info

Nialler9 — Suckers‘ self-titled EP has been spinning a fair bit around here this week and so it is with open arms that we welcome this nice shiny new video from the band. The Brooklynites are like a cross between Yeasayer (the EP is produced by Yeasayer’s A... more info

Stereogum — You wouldn't be penalized for comparing Suckers to Yeasayer, as anyone who's heard "It Gets Your Body Movin'" will attest. When the Brooklyn quartet stopped by to discuss their day jobs, I mentioned the self-titled EP was co-produced by Yeasayer's An... more info