Culture Bully — Coverage of Antony and the Johnsons' performance of "Thank You For Your Love" on the October 12 episode of Later with Jools Holland. more info

MVSW — Video Crystal Castles ~ “BAPTISM“ Seabear ~ “I’ll Build You a Fire“ Kori Pop ~ “Nowhere Near My Heart“ Antony and the Johnsons ~ “The Spirit Was Gone“ Mp3 Dr. Dog ~ “Nobody Knows Who You Are”(mp3 download via spinner) The Chemic... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — In the 144-page book of his collages and paintings that Antony Hegarty put out as a companion to Swanlights, there s an illustration of a bloodied polar bear. In the 144-page book of his collages and paintings that Antony Hegarty put out as a compa... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — In the 144-page book of his collages and paintings that Antony Hegarty put out as a companion to “Swanlights,” there’s an illustration of a bloodied polar bear. The accompanying text tells how the bear was shot in the heart but... more info

Altsounds — Following the success of last year's The Crying Light, the Mercury Prize winning *Antony and the Johnsons* release their 4th album *Swanlights* on Secretly Canadian to heaps of critical praise. Swanlights may be Antony's most wide-rangingly emotiona... more info

Culture Bully — Music video for "The Spirit was Gone" by Antony and the Johnsons from the 2010 album, Swanlights. more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The new Sufjan Stevens album, The Age of Adz is out tomorrow in a week filled with wonderful releases. The long awaited Antony and the Johnsons' Swanlights and Belle and Sebastian's Write About Love are also in stores this... more info

Guardian Music — Antony Hegarty drops into Guardian HQ to discuss his guest editorship, which involves a phonecall with Björk, an exclusive live performance at the Barbican and a piece on two-spirit tradition in Native American cultureTim Jonzeguardian.co.uk/music more info

Guardian Music — Featuring a phone call with Björk, exclusive live performances and much more, Antony Hegarty takes control of guardian.co.uk/music for a week more info

Guardian Music — (Rough Trade)The fourth album from Antony and the Johnsons, a more hopeful affair than its predecessors, opens with the declaration that "everything is new". Elsewhere, Antony, whose favoured subjects in the past have included death and body dysmorph... more info