Stereogum — Sonic soul sorcerer Jamie Lidell says this collab cut, from Simian Mobile Disco's forthcoming Temporary Pleasure LP, has been sitting in Jamie's vault for with the title "Disco Fascist" -- and with a hook that spells out the "D.I.S.C.O.," why not ... more info

The Yellow Stereo — As I’m sure you’ve read on the TYS Twitter, PJ is in the midst of moving right now. So I’m here to pick up on his (and my own…mostly my own) slack. I’ve spent the week going through ‘09 releases that I’ve picked up since I’m reading e... more info

Music For Ants — It was pretty amazing to see how far Yeasayer has come since I saw them two years ago opening up a Pygmalion Festival show with just over a dozen people watching. The band’s popularity has obviously seen a huge increase, their electronica-basedÃ... more info

Nialler9 — Drone rock really is the best way to describe this lovely mess of noise, this psychedelic trail of music called Sinkane which turns out to be the brainchild of Sudanese dude Ahmed Gallab, be the drummer from Yeasayer according to his blog. If you’... more info

AngryApe — Natasha is taking Yeasayer on the road more info

Guardian Music — London maestro Guy Connelly peddles a mean line in 'chop pop' - in other words, he cuts and dices found sounds with psychotic finesseHometown: London. The lineup: Guy Connelly (vocals, instruments). The background: As our humble tribute, we were goi... more info

NME — Natasha Khan to tour this October with Yeasayer more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Ninjasonik @ MHOW Jan 2009 (more by Zach Stern) Just down the street from the Danbro Studios Warehouse in the Bushwick/East Williamsburg part of Brooklyn is a (new-ish?) loft space called The Jungle (286 Meserole St) which has hosted some... more info

My Old Kentucky — We're still a couple months away from Simian Mobile Disco's follow-up to Attack Decay Sustain Release - the August 17th release Temporary Pleasure. We've been enjoy the first song release, and collaboration with Yeasayer's Chris Keating, Audacity Of... more info

Perfect Porridge — It’s a huge weekend for music. Most notably, there’s Rock the Garden at the Walker featuring Solid Gold, Yeasayer, Calexico and The Decemberists. But guess what’s free, starts before noon and not sold out? The Stone Arch Festival of the Arts, ... more info