The Telegraph — Muse, The Strokes and My Chemical Romance are top acts at Reading Festival 2011. more info

USA Today Music — New albums from Chris Brown, The Strokes, Duran Duran, Panic! At the Disco and Gucci Mane more info

Scotsman.com — Heartily sick of singing the same old song for ten years, Julian Casablancas and his gang have at last produced an album on which it sounds like they're having fun more info

Addict Music — The Strokes, Pulp and Muse have been confirmed for this year's Reading and Leeds Festival, which takes place on the August Bank Holiday. The Strokes, Pulp and Muse To Headline Reading and Leeds Festival 2011 is an article from: Addict Music more info

Guardian Music — My Chemical Romance and Muse also headline, with the Cure and Primal Scream to perform at Bestival in SeptemberIt seems that, contrary to popular belief, nostalgia is every bit as good as it used to be, with Pulp, the Strokes and the Cure named as he... more info

ContactMusic — The Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas delivered all of his vocals for the group's new album via email - because the outspoken singer wanted to give his bandmates complete creative freedom. The star wrote every song on the band's previous release... more info

NME — Plus Pete Doherty, Beady Eye and The Horrors for August events more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The Strokes' much anticipated fourth album Angles is in stores tomorrow. The week's slim release list isn't lacking in quality. From what has already come my way, I can definitely recommend Acid House Kings' Music Sounds Better With You,... more info

Abeano — The Strokes new album, ‘Angles’ is out today. Here’s what life long fan Fred Macpherson makes of it. 1. Machu Picchu To paraphrase late 60s prog rock also-rans The Nice, Angles “is pregnant with promises and anticipation, but is mu... more info

Topix — The Strokes' 'Angel' attempted to pick up where 'Is This It' left off, but instead, returned to the same old sound. more info