Obscure Sound — The Talon by SANTIPARRO “All You Ever Wanted” is an adventurous track from Santiparro’s forthcoming album The Talon. The California-based artist’s previous album True Player showcased a psych-laden shimmer, the sound expanded further on this ... more info

Guardian Music — This isn’t the first time esteemed overseas artists have been refused entry to the UK for a festival. The Home Office is killing our world music scene – and it’s going to get worseThe UK has long been a leading destination for di... more info

The Quietus — Peter Gabriel has criticised the UK government's approach to visas after a number of international acts were forced to pull out of last month's Womad festival more info

Guardian Music — Festival co-founder urges government to make it easier for international artists to perform in BritainThe musician Peter Gabriel has expressed “alarm” over UK foreign policy after a number of international artists were unable to perform a... more info

Metal Injection — Danny Carey used to tour with Primus, so it seems any chance he gets to jam with the dudes, he'll... The post TOOL's Danny Carey Joins PRIMUS For PETER GABRIEL Cover appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

Consequence of Sound — They were also joined by Mastodon's Brann Dailor. more info

Metal Injection — From the Miscellaneous Debris EP in 1992. The post PRIMUS Recruits MASTODON Drummer For PETER GABRIEL Cover Live appeared first on Metal Injection. more info

JamBase — Saturday Stream this week features playlists curated by the official Peter Gabriel Spotify profile. The post Peter Gabriel Lands On Spotify — Official Playlists appeared first on JamBase. more info

Perez Hilton — Yes! Yes! YES!!! Finally!!!!!! Perezcious fave Alec Benjamin has been signed to Atlantic Records!!! And he's just dropped major label debut for them!! Let Me Down Slowly is tasty pop! Sophisticated! An emotional love song! This reminds us of Peter G... more info

Stereogum — In the history of classic rock, few big names have had a career quite like Peter Gabriel's. After all, it's hard to even make sense of his arc: This is a guy who went from '70s prog to an art-rock tinged with '80s new wave and post-punk to experiment... more info