Detroit Free Press — Radiohead does not reinvent the wheel or the music industry with “The King of Limbs” ( * * * * out of four stars, self-released), but the groundbreaking British rock band still captivates on its quickly issued new studio album, announced on Valen... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — A Blog Supreme streams a collection of jazz covers of Radiohead songs. The Telegraph lists recent literary controversies. The Georgia Straight profiles the Concretes. The most striking thing about the Concretes fourth and latest album, WYWH , is the ... more info

The Telegraph — Radiohead's new album, King of Limbs, is made of fool's gold, says Andrew Perry. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Levin said... Fleetwood Mac - Black Magic Woman - The Best Of (2009) Hofi Géza - Kovács Kati - Koós János - Kell néha egy kis csavargás (1988) John Entwistle - Whistle Rymes (1972) Tűzkerék Cseh Tamás - Ady (2004) Tal Farlow - A Recital by T... more info

Popdose — Radiohead dropped a new album last week. So why aren't we even breaking a sweat over it? more info

Nialler9 — My Digital internet-related column appears in Irish Independent’s Day and Night every Friday and this post is your friendly reminder to check it out in print or online. This week: Conspiracies, blobs and WTFs?: Who Is Arcade Fire, Flaming Lips’ i... more info

Gigwise — Says it's already written... more info

Impose Magazine — As Noise Pop concludes over here in SF, we look at this week’s popular movements. In news that has nothing to do with the Bieb’s new hairdo, or Rick Ross getting down with some bloody meat in a Kanye video, I heard that Dam Mantle is streaming hi... more info

Guardian Music — The best of your comments on the latest films and musicFor the benefit of those who were slightly baffled by the whole thing, we'll begin with a quick summary of the comments beneath last week's Beady Eye interview. (Some paraphrasing has been employ... more info

Guardian Music — Hybridisation is a basic tenet of art-pop and purists lurk at the margins in a strange hothouse full of exotic bloomsPrimal Scream's Screamadelica is 20 this year, and celebrates with the inevitable doorstop reissue. It ought, perhaps, to be 21 – t... more info