ContactMusic — INXS star KIRK PENGILLY is to marry his longtime girlfriend in October (10).The singer/guitarist, one of the founding members of the Australian rock band, has revealed... more info

Unreality Music — Fascinating fact about Professor Green: he's the spitting image of my brother in law. Let's just say that the said in-law wasn't amused when he saw the video for this and realised he had a cha... more info

Pitchfork — Beck's Record Club project-- in which he enlists friends to cover an entire album in a day, then posts the results to his website-- stands as a consistently fascinating ongoing project. At the moment, we're almost done hearing the version of the IN... more info

Pop Candy — This is exactly what I needed today: Beck has posted the latest cover in his "Record Club" series, and it's a lovely version of INXS' Never Tear ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Toxik Boys said... Psychic Possessor - Zombie Night (1986) Demo Tape. Exellent crossover thrash from Brazil. http://crucifiedforyoursins.blogspot.com 405lines said... The Smiths - The Smiths http://405lines.blogspot.com olegelagin said... Absolute ... more info

Pitchfork — The new clip for Liars' "The Overachievers" stars an American psycho and a dripping bag of blood. The band's own Aaron Hemphill directed the low-budget video, which is about as unsettling as you'd expect. Did we mention the bag of blood is dripping o... more info

Stereogum — Beck’s current Record Club has so far covered “Need You Tonight,” “Devil Inside,” “New Sensation,” from INXS’s Kick. There are likely a few more to come (if I remember correctly, Kick spawned 85 number one singles). This latest cover ... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — J.D. Fortune's gig-by-gig relationship with INXS is continuing. more info

Pitchfork — Simply put, Liars are one of the most exciting rock bands currently playing music in front of people. So if you like your art-punk a bit deranged and spastic, make sure to catch them on their just-announced U.S. summer tour, which includes a stop at ... more info

Guardian Music — Professor Green's I Need You Tonight shows that, provided you keep it PG, UK hip-hop can achieve chart successI rarely take an interest in the charts these days and recent weeks have been no exception (Scouting for Girls or Plan B for number one? I c... more info