The Telegraph — A selection of our favourite images from week three of our Instagram competition to find the most evocative photographs of London     more info

The Telegraph — A selection of our favourite images from week two of our Instagram competition to find the most evocative photographs of London     more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Drive-By Truckers' 12th album, English Oceans, is in stores this week. Carla Bozulich's Boy, Eagulls' self-titled album, Eternal Summers' The Drop Beneath, Holly Golightly's All Her Fault, and Real Estate's Atlas are all releases I have heard and... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Brooklyn band Little Racer have been at it for a while now, making very catchy, UK-inspired guitar pop. The band have put out a couple EPs so far and will release a third, Modern Accent, on April... more info

The Telegraph — Enter your photos of the capital in our Eternal London competition     more info

The Daily Mail — They say everyone has their fifteen minutes of fame. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Baltimore's Wildhoney are unabashedly flying the early '90s shoegaze flag, recalling not only the obvious UK influences, but also their American compatriots like Lilys and Black Tambourine. Not only do they have a great sense of dynami... more info

The Daily Mail — At the height of their career they were the first all female group to sell over one million copies of an album in the UK, but Eternal suffered just as many downs as ups. more info

Stereogum — There are a ton of bands out there playing ramshackle twee-pop, but many of them come off as rote ’90s revivalists. That’s never been the case with the Roanoke, Virginia trio Eternal Summers, who play the music straight-up, but who bring a real s... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Cheatahs UK neo shoegaze outfit Cheatahs will release their self-titled debut album next week (2/11) and you can stream the whole thing right now via Pitchfork Advance. The record is a really nice balance of the loud,... more info