Dlisted — In the past few months, Ryan Reynolds' peen has dipped into a little Sandra Bullock, then some South African model type (I think), then some ex-wife ScarJo, then some Charlize Theron and now it has landed on the white paper plate of unseasoned m... more info

NME — Dry The River and Ben Howard are also set to play live to celebrate 200 years of Warner/Chappell more info

DrownedInSound — Not only does TKOL 1234567 happily function as a record that makes sense when played start to finish, but also as a showcase of just how exciting and innovative the world of electronic music is in this day and age. Read the full story on Drowne... more info

Big Apple Music Scene — After the huge let down that was the Radiohead hoax, the folks of Occupy Wall Street got a nice little pick-me-up last night in the form of a surprise acoustic performance by none other than Jeff Mangum, formerly of Neutral Milk Hotel. April Ludgate ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — In less than a week, Radiohead's "The King Of Limbs" Remixed album called TKOL RMX 1234567 will be released physically and digitally via tbd Records, you can already stream the album in full below... Read more » more info

Stereogum — Jeff Mangum surprised the Occupy Wall Street protestors late Tuesday night for an eight-song set of singalongs. I’m not sure if this makes up for the whole Radiohead hoax, but plenty of people were still excited to see the reclusive indie folk hero... more info

411 Mania — This week's MBML has news on Radiohead and Metric. I'll also introduce you to two new bands: Quiet Company and The Rest. I've also got the latest Recommended Listening picks featuring the best releases to drop in the indie world this week including... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — So Radiohead didn't happen, but, while Portishead was playing at Hammerstein Ballroom, Jeff Mangum made a surprise live appearance down at Wall Street in support of the Occupy Wall Street protestors. If you weren't there, maybe you caught the live... more info

411 Mania — They understand... more info

VH1 Blog — Sting appeared on The Late Show With David Letterman yesterday, ostensibly to promote his three-CD, one-DVD best-of box set Sting: 25 Years, but just as much to continue celebrating his birthday (he turned 60 on Sunday). How else to explain his song ... more info