ContactMusic — Goldfrapp played a rare greatest hits set during the closing day of the London Electronic Dance (LED) Festival on Saturday (28.08.10). The band's singer,... more info

Stereogum — London’s Victoria Park hosted the London Electronic Dance Festival on Friday and Saturday, with sets from Calvin Harris, Soulwax, and Goldfrapp among many others. Die Antwoord invaded Aphex Twin’s set for a (nice?) surprise appearance (both were ... more info

Guardian Music — Victoria Park, LondonLED festival Victoria Park, London It was sadly ironic that the inaugural two-day London Electronic Dance festival, an event that sought to recreate a little corner of Ibiza in Hackney, took place in a mud bath under ominous grey... more info

The Telegraph — The pop phenomenon's stage presence has inspired everyone from Madonna to Lady Gaga. more info

Idolator — One glance at the bill for this year's V Festival, and it's easy to see how the annual double venue music spectacular sold out in a mere 90 minutes. From Elly Jackson's giant black druid-esque hood, to Kate Nash's fringed unitard, the theme for the f... more info

NME - The Daily Download — Here's a fresh serving of your weekly round-up of free MP3 downloads. As always, share your thoughts below. 1. The National – ‘You Were A Kindness’ The National recently unveiled a piano-heavy, emotional new song on ‘The Current’, a public... more info

NME — Mika also sends a shout out to the Pet Shop Boys at Weston Park more info

Guardian Music — Chicago : New York : Detroit, ManchesterAs arguably the biggest clubbing brand of the north, Cream, gears up for its largest annual event, Creamfields, a smaller happening takes place in Manchester that will excite some fans even more than next weeke... more info

Stereogum — As mentioned a ways back, in its original Head First form, Goldfrapp’s “Believer” would work well on the rollerskating rink where you’d also lace-up for “Rocket”’s Pointer Sisters on Xanadu. This airy remix by Little Loud maintains that... more info

NME - The Daily Download — B.Y.O.B. used to be just an acronym for Bring Your Own Bottle and the act of taking a five quid bottle of plonk into a restaurant to save money under the pretense of matching your meal with something from your own cellar. But if post-grime man Ashley... more info