melophobe — “Black Panther” is a fantastic soundtrack to a deadly futuristic motorcycle video game chase. Using footage from the original TRON, this fan-made Crystal Castles video makes us nostalgic for the days before CGI . . . . . . not really. It just... more info

Guardian Music — (V2/Cooperative Music)This might be a round-up of the very latest in electronic pop but rather than mining the usual 80s cliches it plunders another of the decade's subcultures: goth. Generalised gloom and the cold chill of synthesisers are the domin... more info

Culture Bully — In this edition of Influenza, Brooklyn-based beatmaker Sane Smith talks his approach to reworking the recent collaboration between Crystal Castles and Robert Smith; detailing the process of transforming the original and explaining the extreme detail... more info

NME — Magnetic Man, Robyn, DJ Shadow also set for Isle Of Wight event more info

Guardian Music — The cult director branches further into the world of music with this satisfying slice of electro-pop. Christmas No 1, anybody?This isn't cult director David Lynch's first foray into music – he's worked on soundtracks to his own films as well as col... more info

Guardian Music — The idiosyncratic director defies expectation once more by turning singer-songwriterDavid Lynch: revered filmmaker, avant-garde visionary, artist. But pop star? The suggestion is not as far-fetched as it may seem, as the legendary American director t... more info

Guardian Music — Brixton Academy, LondonFrom outside the venue, Sleigh Bells – the Brooklyn boy-girl duo who support their label-owner MIA tonight – sound terrific. Their debut album, Treats, earned near-universal praise earlier this year for combining ear-boxing... more info

I Like Music — This year's tour brings together Crystal Castles, Magnetic Man, Everything Everything and The Vaccines for February 2011 more info

NME — Tickets for February gigs go on sale Wednesday (Nov 10) more info

Guardian Music — Welcome listeners. This week, Music Weekly ventures into slightly different waters for an extended interview with acclaimed director Tony Palmer. Palmer is responsible for some of the finest music documentaries ever made, and his latest has been a ve... more info