The Independent — On February 12, the most blogged musical act of the moment is experimental rock band Yeasayer, followed by British bands Hot Chip and Massive Attack. All three acts recently released studio albums, and many bloggers are sharing songs from the albums... more info

Scotsman.com — THEY'VE made a Mercury Music Prize shortlist, had a string of hits from four critically-acclaimed albums, and taken their music to all four corners of the globe. But synth more info

The Independent — On February 11, experimental rock band Yeasayer is getting the most buzz in the blogosphere, according to The Hype Machine. British bands Hot Chip and Massive Attack also hold top spots, following recent album releases. more info

The Yellow Stereo — Lots of highly-anticipated albums this week, though, none that I’m too entirely excited about; with the likes of Hot Chip, Yeasayer leading the pack of new releases. I’ve listened to both albums, and while I like the singles from the two, the al... more info

Rolling Stone — Kevin O’Donnell breaks down the latest disc from British electro-pop gurus Hot Chip in this week’s New Music Report. Since 2000, the group has delivered four albums packed with danceable tracks with brains and a heart. One Life Stand boasts 10 so... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — I try to run everyday. I used to be up to five miles a day. But with sickness...sick kids...a concussion...and multiple work deadlines...I found myself taking a hiatus. Strangely...everyone I talked to (who wasn't a runner) thought that was a good... more info

The Independent — On February 10, experimental rock band Yeasayer, which just released its album Odd Blood, continues to be the most blogged band according to The Hype Machine. British electropop band Hot Chip is in the second spot, followed by British duo Massive Att... more info

Rolling Stone — The mysterious Sade returns after a 10-year hiatus with Soldier of Love, Sade Adu and her band’s first album since 2000’s Lovers Rock and only their second album in 18 years. Despite the lengthy break, Sade pick up where they left off on their la... more info

Guardian Music — Hammersmith Apollo, LondonIn a 1999 Guardian critics' poll of ­alternative albums, Todd ­Rundgren was the only artist apart from Nick Drake with two albums in the top 10. One was A Wizard, a True Star, his 1973 cult masterpiece made up of a sid... more info

NME — Watch video footage of the band on NME.COM more info