Pitchfork — WHAT: RoskildeWHEN: July 1-4WHERE: Roskilde, DenmarkWHO: Prince, Pavement, Gorillaz, Vampire Weekend, LCD Soundsystem, the National, Robyn, Patti Smith, Dirty Projectors, Titus Andronicus, Beach House, Drake, Them Crooked Vultures, Van Dyke Parks... more info

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Pitchfork — The folks behind the Lollapalooza festival have just announced the schedule for the three-day marathon, which comes to Chicago's Grant Park August 6-8. And as with any gigantic eight-stage festival, you might need a little help navigating the mons... more info

Guardian Music — Ten big-name festivals - including the Big Chill, Reading and Latitude - pledge to cut 10% of their emissions during 2010The Big Chill, Latitude, Bestival, Reading and Lovebox: some of the coolest places to hang out in Britain this summer are among a... more info

Pitchfork — Singular prog-rock-soul legend Robert Wyatt was a member of Soft Machine and counts Brian Eno, Hot Chip, and Björk as collaborators, but his almost four-decade-long career can be a bit intimidating for beginners. Enter His Greatest Misses, a collect... more info

Guardian Music — Peter Gabriel's bleak new album of cover versions has divided fans and the featured bands. He tells Jude Rogers about Radiohead's reaction – and why he's releasing music each lunar cycleI am running late to meet Peter Gabriel, the sapphire-eyed for... more info

The Culture Of Me — 2 Bears, the collaboration between Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard and Greco-Roman’s Raf Daddy released via Southern Fried Follow The Bears, an EP of material that came featuring four tracks on April 12. The housey disc is now followed lovingly by... more info

NME — Breakthrough band will play alongside the likes of Dizzee Rascal, Mystery Jets and Hot Chip more info

Pitchfork — Photo by Eirik Lande Memorial Day weekend is here in just a few hours, which means summer unofficially starts right about now. Among many other awesome things, that means we're now heading straight into summer festival season. If you've got the t... more info

Guardian Music — To Paul Morley's left, eighties Chicago dance DJ Marshall Jefferson. To his right, Orlando from up-and-coming producers Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs. Can Morley find the middle-ground? On my left, Marshall Jefferson, who, what with one thing an... more info