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Check out the b-side to Modeselektor’s new single with Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, “All Buttons In”.

Some overdue reflections on this year’s Coachella – not your typical live reviews.

Modeselektor and Thom Yorke’s collaboration on “This” now has a video to go with it, including a puppet-master and some puppets.

Watch the video for Nigel Godrich’s newest group, Ultraista’s first song “Smalltalk”.

Check out this new Four Tet track “Ocaras” from his upcoming next release on his own Text Records.

The members of WALK have more than demonstrated they can write a killer rock tune without ignoring catchiness and pop sensibilities.

You may well have heard of Nedry before, since their debut EP, “Condors”, kicked up a veritable cack-cyclone of press interest. That said, my sources inform me that an LP is on the way, so there’s no time like the present for making sure you’re all keeping your eyes and ears out for this genre-bending London threesome.

Icky Doome makes dark, heavy IDM and intends to get darker and heavier. Sure, it’ll blow your subwoofer, but it’s totally worth it.

Listen to and download “Velvet Sea” below, a new song from The Vliets.

Another new Lana Del Rey track drops, but it’s not a cover of Radiohead’s National Anthem so you can rest easy.

The Best Albums Of 2011 #9 – Radiohead – “The King Of Limbs”. Use the Retweet or Share buttons to enter to win our entire Top 31 Albums of 2011!

A new Radiohead demo has surfaced, reportedly from their sessions in 1995 whilst recording “The Bends”.

Radiohead drop 3 new remixes including one by Jamie xx.

After a clutch of interviews teasing a tour, and even a couple of cheeky shows in New York in September, Radiohead have finally announced what we can only assume is the first leg of their 2012 world tour,  in support of their latest album “The King Of Limbs”. And it looks like it’s gonna be [...]

Is this TKOL Part 2? “The King Of Limbs” was a little short. Never mind that, on first listen, it made for the most immediately enjoyable background music Radiohead have ever written. Never mind that, with a few more, those insistent, rattling rhythms on side one became irresistible and the measured ballads on side 2 [...]

I’ve often admitted that I’m not a huge fan of the Spanish music scene. There are very few bands that I’ve found myself enjoying, and most of the acts I do listen to (such as Polock or The Sunday Drivers), happen to sing in English. One welcome exception to this trend is vetusta morla (who prefer to [...]