Perez Hilton — This is just so, SO cool! Regina Spektor is busy promoting her FANTASTIC new album, What We Saw From The Cheap Seats, and will be stopping by the Google Offices in New York City today at 4pm EST/1pm PST to perform five new songs through the YouTube P... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — Sigur Ros loses out this week.  Their new album (Valtari) was the album I was most excited to hear this summer season and turns it might be the biggest let down of the year.  On their last album, the Icelanders took a giant step forward, crafting s... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by Eric Townsend Regina Spektor at LPR - 5/31/12 Regina Spektor played a tiny, sold out show at Le Poisson Rouge last night (5/31) presented by NPR, who also streamed the show live. An archive of the full performance... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Shelf Awareness recommends 10 literary bars in Manhattan. Regina Spektor visits WNYC's Soundcheck for an interview and live performance. At BOMB, Patrick Somerville interviews Lauren Groff about her latest novel, Arcadia. 77-square profiles singer-so... more info

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L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — “The piano is not firewood yet,” Regina Spektor declares not long into her new album, and indeed it's hard to imagine this New York City songstress running out of better applications for her instrument any time soon. On “What We Saw From the C... more info

Guardian Music — Catch up with the last seven days in the world of musicStone RosesThe Stone Roses at Warrington Parr Hall – John Robb reviews their first gig in 16 yearsThe Stone Roses' comeback gig – reactions from the crowdThe Stone Roses have 'three or four' ... more info

DrownedInSound — Whether or not Regina Spektor has her own masterpiece left in her it's hard to say, but it’s good to have her around. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Guardian Music — (Sire)Recently asked how this album differed from her five previous studio releases, Regina Spektor said she had used more horns and layering, the inference being that she hasn't reinvented any wheels. And there's really no need: What We Saw from the... more info

ContactMusic — Acclaimed singersongwriter Regina Spektor abandoned her dreams of becoming a classical pianist because her slight fingers and small hands cramped her learning The Russian-born hitmaker began taking piano lessons when she was just seven years old but ... more info