Presetting the agenda: Aussie duo on becoming a festival fixture
Australian duo The Presets, alongside Cut Copy and Midnight Juggernauts, are driving southern hemisphere dance grooves into the British mainstream»
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Australian duo The Presets, alongside Cut Copy and Midnight Juggernauts, are driving southern hemisphere dance grooves into the British mainstream»
Florida five-piece of decent hype Black Kids - check out our review of their debut album Partie Traumatic here - will play a free show in London on Monday, July 7»
If you don’t air drum – or, better still, pound a desk with your digits ‘til they’re sore – to Harvey Milk’s fifth album then your rock soul is in deep despair»
Wild Beasts - their superb Limbo, Panto debut album is out now via Domino; review here - are out and about this month and next on what can only be called ‘a tour’»
Minotaur Shock - aka Bristol's David Edwards - releases his third full-length next month via 4AD»
What's this? A true treat of a Mogwai freebie ahead of their sixth LP, The Hawk Is Howling? Aye. Download it»
New Yorkers MGMT - seemingly all over every magazine worth its purchase tax at present, as well as DiS (interview from earlier this year) - have announced that their second album will be released next summer»
Kevin Barnes-fronted oddball popsters of Montreal's follow-up to their acclaimed Hissing Fauna... LP of 2007 (review) will be released on October 7»
From NME.com via Rolling Stone comes word that DiS's favourite Allen after Allens Woody and Clive may quit the music business if her second album tanks»
Suede vocalist Brett Anderson will release the follow-up to his self-titled solo debut, Wilderness, on September 1»
First Björk pulled out, then Battles pulled out, and now the whole thing's off: this weekend's Wild in the Country festival has gone the way of Tapestry and been cancelled»
Kings Of Leon have announced a show at London's Brixton Academy, a warm-up before they play V Festival»
This year’s Tapestry Festival, set for August 8-9 in south Wales and due to feature the likes of Jeffrey Lewis, Circulus and Danny & the Champions of the World, has been cancelled»
Bridgend rock quintet Funeral For A Friend have announced details of a number of headline dates from October onwards»
Joey Burns and John Convertino - aka Calexico - release their new album Carried To Dust on September 22»
Primal Scream are to preview tracks from their forthcoming Beautiful Future LP at a (not so) secret show in Glasgow on July 7»
We've presented our faves to date, now we're getting you excited about what 2008 is yet to reveal in full: our pick of albums coming your way»
Tricky will play his first show in the UK for five years in October, in support of his new LP Knowle West Boy»
Just why are these people jumping for joy? Why, it's because they'll both be at our special YACHT show, at London's Old Blue Last on July 16»
Birmingham-based trio Pram are to release a remix EP - containing tracks from their recent The Moving Frontier as re-worked by the likes of Psapp and Grandmaster Gareth - on July 21, via Domino»
Zack de la Rocha - frontman with disbanded-cum-reformed rockers Rage Against The Machine - has formed a new band with former Mars Volta man Jon Theodore»
The intro film shown before Jay-Z's headline set at Glastonbury on Saturday - not shown on the BBC coverage - has appeared on YouTube»
XX Teens are to release a new single, 'Only You', on July 14. The standalone precedes the London band's debut album, Welcome To Goon Island»
Take the time to concentrate on Hammock's music for an hour and you will experience what a guitar gently weeping truly sounds like»
Sometimes it's better if a show isn't perfect - if Why? had delivered their Alopecia album faultlessly tonight, DiS's heart might have broken for good»
Got a soft spot for sometime Stroke Albert Hammond Jr? Then check out his new LP ahead of its release»
Brooklyn duo MGMT - find their Oracular Spectacular debut reviewed here - are to play a pair of warm-up dates ahead of sets at the Reading and Leeds festivals»
Aerosmith vocalist Steven Tyler has admitted that his recent stint in rehab wasn't much to do with a sore foot, but actually to do with an addiction to painkillers»
They're not playing, but Soulwax are: confusion cleared right up here, after so much umming and ahhing»
An impressive crop this month, as Flying Lotus and Wild Beasts tussle for supremacy on the DiS stereo, both just about distracting us from the kicking»