Rock Sellout — The sophomore album from everyone’s favorite tracksuit-wearing Norwegians Datarock is titled Red and will be available digitally on June 9. The album will hit retail store shelves in the US on September 1. Frontman Fredrik Saroea recently took time... more info

Altsounds — The pioneering, award-winning Latitude Festival returns to England ’s Sunrise Coast for another spectacular year. Taking place on 16th – 19th July, near Suffolk ’s stunning seaside town of Southwold , organisers Festival Re... more info

Clickmusic — Iliketrains and 65 Days Of Static among the new additions for the Suffolk festival. more info

The Quietus — Suffolk festival grows more info

Pasta Primavera — Norway is about to be back on the music scene with the release (digital) on June 9th of Datarock’s Red.  From the first notes of this album I started DANCING RIGHT AWAY.  This is what all dance rock bands try to be, but so many fail miserably... more info

Stereogum — No matter its form, remixed or straight-up, "Give It Up" is at least partially about hooking you up with an enema. It was also our first listen to the scarlet-clad Norwegians' forthcoming sophomore collection Red, on which they only used equipment... more info

Clickmusic — Datarock, Metronomy and Kissy Sell Out for the Kent festival. more info

Altsounds — After their incredible performances at last months Camden Crawl. The Norwegian purveyors of eighties inspired disco punk will be making a flying visit to the capital for this one off SOLD OUT gig at the Barfly. ‘Give It Up’ is t... more info

Bridging The Atlantic — My stay in Norway over the past few months has been great so far. Good weather, a better scooter (despite minor complications) and the fact that soon enough there will be several great summer festivals practically at my doorstep to attend. Hereâ€�... more info

Perfect Porridge — This is the comeback single from Datarock’s second album, Red, due out in June. According to the PR folks, “Give It Up” was actually an idea for a music video before it became a song, paraphrasing ‘Beat It’, ‘Bad’... more info