Lost In Your Inbox — The original inspiration for this post comes from Matthew's old post in which he discussed the possibility of guiding or grooming your children's musical tastes. He seemed to think it can be accomplished. Of course, he doesn't ha... more info

Said the Gramophone — Discovery - "It's Not My Fault (It's My Fault)". Discovery's debut album, LP, initially appears to be a masterpiece. Its surges, snaps and blips press all my juicy summer buttons, recalling Len, Miracle Fortress and (inevitably) Daft Punk's Discove... more info

NME - Radar — In the day time on Saturday in the white marble catacombs of the Sonar By Day complex they had a big exhibition about the future of synthesizers. I'm not much of a synth geek, so i found it a real eye opener... I discovered, as this photo shows, tha... more info

The Music Fix — Review: Just buy anything by Justice or Daft Punk instead. more info

Perfect Porridge — Daft Punk Piano Medley by the Napkin Holder Harder, Better Faster Stronger, Da Funk(1:10) Human After All(1:50) Robot Rock(2:35) One More Time(2:53) Aerodynamic(3:42) Digital Love(4:41) Crescendoll(5:46) Television Rules the Nation(6:06) Around the ... more info

Unreality Music — There's been a bit of Dan Black fever this week: he's been mentioned on Radio 1 by Fearne Cotton, and I'm hearing lots of buzz about his new single, Symphonies. So, like the dedicated music correspondent that I am, I decided to give S... more info

Get Weird — You’re probably already familar with the work of Parisian duo Priors. Singer Yann Destal was in Modjo who had a big hit with Lady (Hear Me Tonight) and producer Raw Man used to be in Buffalo Bunch with one of Daft Punk’s younger brothers and t... more info

Live Daily — Plus: Dave Alvin, Phoenix, more * * * Marilyn Manson "The High End of Low" (Nothing) The shock-rocker returns with a follow-up to 2007's "Eat Me, Drink Me." "The High End of Low" is Manson's seventh studio album. The record's first official single... more info

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Guardian Music — Phoenix's synthy offering is full of shiny, happy people not quite having fun. So why the po-faces, asks Alexis PetridisPhoenix offer an object lesson in the perils of being ahead of the curve. Before Guilty Pleasures, Scissor Sisters and the Feeling... more info