Popdose — Following the releases of new albums by David Bowie, My Bloody Valentine and Justin Timberlake, 2013 might go down as the year of the unexpected comeback (your move, Dr. Dre). For lovers of lush, harmony-laden orchestral pop, the most pleasant return... more info

KEXP Seattle — Hey, guess who I’m going to see next week in Seattle? Just guess! You’ll never - oh, wait, you totally guessed My Bloody Valentine, didn’t you? Dang it. Well, it’s true. Some might say I’m at least 20 years too late to be seeing this influe... more info

Consequence of Sound — The beginning of the Reading Festival we celebrate today. more info

Consequence of Sound — The return of California's answer to My Bloody Valentine. more info

Metal Injection — 1990 called, it wants more doom! But don't worry, that's a good thing. From the streets of Dallas comes True Widow, a band known for its dark, dreamy fusion of stoner rock and shoegaze, the long lost drone/haze of bands like My Bloody Vale... more info

Impose Magazine — Adding on to the already huge lineup at FYF Fest's 10-year anniversary, we've now gotten word that The Locust will be reuniting for their first show in half as many years to perform for the masses in LA. With My Bloody Valentine, the Yeah Yea... more info

DrownedInSound — The first six months of the year went by with a flash of Bowie, the whoosh of Daft Punk, Boards of Canada, My Bloody Valentine, and the crash of Nine Inch Nails returning... we thought we better take stock of the year so far, and give you lot (hello!... more info

KEXP Seattle — 2013 has been a good year for guitarists. Chelsea Light Moving’s Thurston Moore, Savages’ Gemma Thompson, My Bloody Valentine’s Kevin Shields, Marnie Stern, and Mikal Cronin have spent the year reminding listeners why the six-stringed instrumen... more info

The Independent — My Bloody Valentine have been announced as the final headliner at Festival No.6 in September.     more info

Impose Magazine — The art of the break-up and reunion for bands is a cash cow. All those differences that seemed so real in the 90s are being ritually washed clean for a price. There's no such thing as the last show. Not for The Replacements. Not for The Postal Se... more info