Stereogum — You’ve had a chance to listen to the first installment of Radiohead’s King Of Limbs remix series. Stream the second installment starring Nathan Fake’s “Morning Mr. Magpie” and two Mark Pritchard “Bloom” tweaks: (Via Dead Air Space) Due ... more info

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Guardian Music — The Social Network turned Belgian local heroes into an international success, now with a London concert and first UK album. Dorian Lynskey meets its creators, the Kolacny brothersOn 15 July last year, a movie trailer changed Steven and Stijn Kolacny'... more info

Guardian Music — (Polydor)The sixth track on their second album finds LMFAO in reflective mood. You couldn't tell that from the music, which – like everything on Sorry for Party Rocking – cleaves to thumping house beats, distorted rave synthesisers and Auto-Tuned... more info

VH1 Blog — Exciting news hot off the wires: Radiohead‘s 55-minute King of Limbs special, recorded for BBC’s From the Basement, will premiere in North America on Palladia on Saturday, July 23 at 9PM ET. The band plays the entirety of the album plus b-sides �... more info

Stereogum — The first King Of Limbs remix 12″ — featuring “Little By Little (Caribou Remix)” b/w “Lotus Flower (Jacques Greene Remix)” — came out a couple weeks ago. The second single — “Morning Mr. Magpie” remixed by Nathan Fake along with t... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Proving that it doesn't always have to be new to be good, a mental disorder most music bloggers seem to suffer from, this strange obsession with and addiction to everything "newish", ... this is one excellent full Radiohead Live Show, 90 minutes... more info

NME — LA veterans are channelling Muse and Radiohead on new collection more info

NME — Watch Thom Yorke and co play two unreleased tracks on Nigel Godrich’s show more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Radiohead premiered two new songs in a Canal+ From the Basement video session this past weekend. Oscar Hijuelos talks to Weekend Edition about his new memoir, Thoughts Without Cigarettes. New York Magazine profiles Fountains of Wayne. The band had on... more info