Spinner.com — Filed under: News Today, Oh Boy!Spinner.com: Franz Ferdinand played new songs and revealed 'Tonight' as the title of their forthcoming album at a show in Brooklyn.Pavement have added a vinyl copy of 'Live' to the pre-order of the 'Brighten the Corne... more info

Guardian Music — Have Glasgow's finest gone all goth on us? What next? Zombie hunting? Gigs at the necropolis? more info

The Music Slut — Enjoy a snippet of last night's marvelous take on Tonight's 'Turn It On' below.MP3: Franz Ferdinand - The Fallen (Justice Mix) more info

Chorus.fm — *Franz Ferdinand* (http://www.absolutepunk.net/franzferdinand) have named their third album Tonight. more info

MTV.com News — 'I can't think of any records with human bones,' Alex Kapranos says of band's new percussion instruments.By Chris Harris Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos Photo: Christopher Hunt/ Getty Images When Franz Ferdinand frontman Alex Kapranos and ... more info

VH1 News — Franz Ferdinand's next album, the tentatively titled Tonight, got its signature sound from a hurled microphone and a box of human bones. more info

Orange Music Blog — We’re already getting excited about next year’s Glastonbury following the news that you can register for tickets this Sunday (5 October).With the event now officially taking place over five days (Wednesday 24-Sunday 28 June) thereâ€â... more info

Orange Music Blog — We???re already getting excited about next year???s Glastonbury following the news that you can register for tickets this Sunday (5 October).With the event now officially taking place over five days (Wednesday 24-Sunday 28 June) there???s even more t... more info

Pitchfork — Patrick Wolf's long-lost fraternal twin brother (okay, not really) Simon Bookish strikes back this month with a brand new full-length and another ode to the forward slash. Described as a "big band song cycle about science and information," Everything... more info

Pitchfork — Patrick Wolf's long-lost fraternal twin brother (okay, not really) Simon Bookish strikes back this month with a brand new full-length and another ode to the forward slash. Described as a "big band song cycle about science and information," Every... more info