Guardian Music — Our music team pick the songs or albums, old or new, they just can't turn offMats Eilertsen Skydive Norwegian pianist Tord Gustavsen's bassist Mats Eilertsen reconvenes the fine band that recorded last year's atmospheric Radio Yonder, but with the ad... more info

KEXP Seattle — The three young students who make up Samaris are barely of age, but have already won the Iceland Music Experiments (the country’s renowned battle of the bands competition). The youngsters draw their influences from the likes of James Blake, Fever R... more info

NME — Electronic heavyweights team up for remix project more info

Pop Justice — That is who the WooWoos are. Their album's out through Island next year but the setup single is coming through Moshi Moshi next month. People who have worked on the single include Cameron McVey (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameron_McVey) (All Sa... more info

Nialler9 — Yes, this is legit. Burial adds some atmosphere and a dark-shaded mood to Massive Attack’s previously unreleased ‘Four Walls’ at an epic-length of 12 minutes while on the yet unheard equally long B-side he re-dresses Heligoland favourite ‘Par... more info

XLR8R — Elusive UK dubstep demigod Burial just unveiled his latest work set to see the light of day, a collaborative 12" with trip-hop veterans Massive Attack. read more more info

Altsounds — The subject of prolonged rumour and intense speculation, *Inhale Gold* and *The Vinyl Factory* are proud to present *Massive Attack*'s long awaited collaboration with *Burial*, Four Walls / Paradise Circus. Four Walls / Paradise Circus will be avai... more info

Stereogum — Bristol psych-thump originators Massive Attack and depressive-dubstep hermit Burial have always shared a certain raining-in-your-soul musical vibe, and now the two entities have teamed up for a new 12″. Alongside a 12-minute reworking of Massive At... more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — Taken from the hand-numbered/screenprinted, limited (1000 copies) Massive Attack x Burial 180g vinyl Four Walls... Read more » more info

Guardian Music — After Take That split, Gary Barlow retreated to his Cheshire mansion, driven to despair by his failure to write new hits. Now he's back and more popular than ever. He talks to Barbara Ellen about family, feuds and stepping into Simon Cowell's shoesGa... more info