Obscure Sound — Based out of Tel Aviv, the trio Parts impress with the track “Empty Days,” the second single from their debut album. Spacey guitar licks and a vibrant bass line complement a suave vocal presence. Aesthetically, I’m reminded of the act dEUS and ... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — TIME recommended summer's best books. Debbie Harry's memoir, Face It, will be published in October. May's best eBook deals. dEUS's Tom Barman discussed the band's 20 year history with Drowned in Sound. The New York Times recommended antiracist books.... more info

DrownedInSound — On its 20th Anniversary, the cult Belgian art rockers talk nostalgia, growing old with your fans, and backing dancers more info

Nialler9 — It's been a busy Monday for gig announcements. The post Gig news roundup: dEUS, Gladys Knight, Jay Prince, Witt Lowry appeared first on Nialler9. more info

The Quietus — Godspeed You! Black Emperor and dEUS' Tom Barman feature among a series of collaborations marking the centenary of the First World War. more info

XLR8R — When you listen to the music of LA-based artist Abyss X you can't help but feel exhilarated. Her tracks seem to possess a certain quality that excites and bothers in equal measure. Her debut mini album, Nüshu, is set to drop via Montréal label ... more info

Here Comes The Flood — photo: Kris DeWitte Influential alternative Belgian rock band dEUS are big in Europe. To get a foothold in the USA, they have made their latest two studio albums Following Sea and Keep you Close available for purchase on iTunes. Grab a free MP3 of ... more info

DrownedInSound — Single of the Week! Gravenhurst - ‘The Foundry’ (Warp) The problem with all known recording software and studio gadgetry is that there is no button marked 'atmoss' - no easy way to automatically put air or nimbus into a song. You will need... more info

DrownedInSound — This year, DiS was an official media partner at Latitude Festival. What this meant, is that we got a portakabin in back of the Lake Stage, and spent all weekend luring bands to it with the promise of a bacon and cheese toasties, a game of RISK, or an... more info

Guardian Music — Following our history of Belgian pop and guide to the country's music scene, we talk to Tom Barman of Antwerp's dEUS about his band's noirish new direction and Belgium's cultural dividedEUS were formed more than 20 years ago in Antwerp, becoming the ... more info