Here Comes The Flood — Phish 2009/11/01 Festival 8 Empire Polo Club Indio, CA Set 1 (acoustic): Water In The Sky Back On The Train Brian And Robert Invisible Strange Design Mountains in the Mist The Curtain With Army Of One Sleep Again My Sweet One Let Me Li... more info

Guardian Music — This week's Music Weekly comes with something a little Special. And by that, we mean Lynval Golding. The Specials' guitarist joined us prior to thefinal leg of their 2009 UK tour, while he was still recovering from the previous night's Q awards, wher... more info

Mjsbigblog — Remember those canceled dates from the David Archuleta/Demi Lovato tour?  David is in New Hampshire today, getting ready to perform the first of those three dates tonight. He describes the gloomy weather (it’s freezing and gross here in New Eng... more info

CMT — While going through a stack of new releases, I grew particularly fond of three bluegrass albums, so I figured I'd share them with you. The first is Still Moving Mountains: The Journey Home, a compilation from Aurora Lights that aims to bring attentio... more info

Chorus.fm — It appears that (http://twitter.com/movmou/status/5082606703) *Moving Mountains (http://absolutepunk.net/movingmountains)* are changing their name to Morg Mount. Submitted by InBetweenAisles more info

Radio Exile — “From Staten Island, that bubbling indie-rock hotbed, come Cymbals Eat Guitars [MySpace] on our next episode of Dirty Laundry. These New York natives burst onto the scene in a big way ever since Pitchfork anointed their debut album Why There Are M... more info

Altsounds — Staten Island four-piece Cymbals Eat Guitars release their critically acclaimed debut album Why There Are Mountains in the UK on October 26th through Memphis Industries, preceded by brand new single Indiana on October 19th. The band is deligh... more info