Rollo & Grady — All Songs Considered :: Listeners Pick 2010’s Best Music (So Far) 1. Gorillaz: Plastic Beach 2. The National: High Violet 3. The Black Keys: Brothers 4. Broken Bells: Broken Bells 5. LCD Soundsystem: This Is Happening [...] more info

NME - The Video Blog — The warm cider has been drunk, the tents have been packed away and the wellies have been dusted off. Glastonbury 2010 has finished, relive the weekend now with our video round-up. NME caught half of Vampire Weekend backstage to chat about their Euro... more info

NME — Danger Mouse and James Mercer promise they will return more info

DrownedInSound — It's Glastonbury this weekend. That's something to celebrate at least, even if you aren't there. The BBC's coverage has been creeping up to all-encompassing over the past few years and 2010 is no different. There's a whole lot on offer. We've selecte... more info

ContactMusic — Rockers BROKEN BELLS used their set at Britain's Glastonbury festival on Friday (25Jun10) to pay tribute to late SPARKLEHORSE star MARK LINKOUS.The musical duo, made up... more info

NME — James Mercer and Danger Mouse bring their band to The Park Stage more info

BBC 6 Music — The duo make their Glastonbury debut on Friday more info

Pitchfork — Photos by Emmett Malloy, from the 180° South soundtrack recording sessions James Mercer is the frontman of the Shins and Broken Bells. Broken Bells released an album earlier this year, the Shins just released a cover of the Squeeze song "Goodbye G... more info

Guardian Music — Royal Festival Hall, LondonThere are, no doubt, more screamingly obvious band misnomers (the Pop Group perhaps take the top spot with their post-punk racket), but the collaboration between Gnarls Barkley wunder-producer Danger Mouse and James Mercer ... more info

The Red Radio — Last night's performance - more info