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Free Williamsburg interviewed Small Black.
White Denim premiered their new video for "I Start To Run" over at MTVU.
Claude VonStroke has been blogging weekly entries from his album release tour for Discobelle.
Lindstrøm contributed the 100th edition of FACT's mix series.
DFA affiliate Tim Sweeney talked ten years of his Beats In Space radio program with Flavorwire.
Resident Advisor, of all places, weighs in on Sleigh Bells.
The Washington Post questions the recent album-in-full performance trend.
The FADER premiered a new tune from Best Coast.
Kid Sister brought "Right Hand Hi" to Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.
And for her story "For What It's Worth", Hillary was selected as a finalist for Glimmer Train Press's "Best Start" award!
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Andrew Weatherall hosts a radio show called "London Belongs To Me" for Red Bull Music Academy.
The FADER has an exclusive mix from Hudson Mohawke paired with a particularly great Q+A.
Neon Indian spoke with The AV Club.
Flavorwire interviewed Annie.
The Antlers recorded a Daytrotter session.
Daniel Wang talked disco with FACT.
The Tripwire featured Ganglians.
Bot'Ox released a new video for their single "Blue Steel."
A little late, but Evil Nine's Halloween Mixtape can be grabbed here.
Joe Goddard from Hot Chip mixed this week's Resident Advisor podcast.
And finally, our production coordinator and photographer Loren Wohl just launched his new website.
Best Coast played acoustically for The Tripwire and were interviewed by The FADER.
The Austin Chronicle investigated White Denim's ridiculously sweet-looking trailer/studio compound.
Memory Tapes listed some favorites for Pitchfork, further cementing his status as an ineffably weird dude.
The Quietus interviewed Florence Welch.
The Times reviewed one of Holiday Shores' many CMJ shows.
The Washington Post profiled upstart D.C. label Underwater Peoples.
Fugazi's Guy Picciotto spoke with Gothamist.
Joe Goddard detailed his solo record to FACT.
Fever Ray made a Halloween-themed mixtape for Resident Advisor.
Beatportal featured London's Filthy Dukes.
And The A.V. Club solicited reactions to critics' comparisons from Dirty Projectors' Dave Longstreth.
XLR8R emailed with Beak>.
The FADER interviewed Restless People.
FACT tipped us to rising UK house producer Jam City via their mix series and a recent column. Via Kev.
Photographer Aliya Naumoff documented ABC NO RIO's funeral. Via Elliot.
The Quietus talked with Mute Records founder Daniel Miller. Via Kev.
Subatomic Sound caught up with Rusko after his recent HARD NYC performance. Via Mad Decent.
Pitchfork daytripped with Bon Iver in Norway.
GQ rang Julian Casablancas in advance of his debut solo album, Phrazes For The Young.
The Tripwire ran a feature on Fruit Bats.
And Beatportal published a thorough piece on the Dutch house scene.
Discobelle links to Boys Noize's Essential Mix.
The newest Take Away Show features White Rabbits.
Ralph Lawson of 2020Soundsystem lists his current piano-house faves for Beatportal.
Spinner reports the sad death of L.A. punk godfather Brendan Mullen.
Kev debuted his new "MySpace Wanderer" column for the NME, with mentions of Blondes, Teengirl Fantasy, and others.
The AV Club interviewed Wavves.
Both FACT and The FADER posted recent interviews with Andrew Weatherall.
ZZK's Douster mixed this week's XLR8R podcast.
The Daily Show debuted Silm Thug's recession-themed new video. Via Hillary.
And Street Carnage found a hilarious Minor Threat-era Ian MacKaye interview.
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The FADER premiered a new video from Midnight Juggernauts.
Woods recently recorded a rather excellent session for Daytrotter.
Daniel Wang lists "15 Ways To Clear A Dancefloor (And Still Feel Good About The Next Morning)" for self-titled.
Beatportal ran a piece on the Italoboyz.
The Do's Olivia Merilahti spoke with Flavorwire.
Discobelle has audio of L-Vis 1990 and Bok Bok's recent Rinse FM session.
FACT profiled Canyons.
Music For Robots posted a song from the new Thao and the Get Down Stay Down album. Via Hillary.
Chris Cornell joined Pearl Jam to reunite Temple Of The Dog at this week's LA show. Via The Tripwire.
And finally, Mike found a really cool paper turntable from Simon Elvins Designs.
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Stereogum and David Lynch premiered the new Au Revoir Simone video.
Tyondai Braxton of Battles listed five "treasured" records for FACT.
A new Burial song from the upcoming Hyperdub 5 compilation leaked. Via Kev.
Modeselektor mixed this week's RA podcast. Via Mike.
Bradford Cox and Wayne Coyne beef over green room behavior for The Colbert Report. Via Kev.
The FADER launched a new video series introducing Fool's Gold (the band).
YACHT played Juan's Basement for Pitchfork TV.
The Quietus reports that Thom Yorke's new live band includes Flea, Joey Waronker (REM/Beck), Mauro Refosco, and superproducer Nigel Godrich.
NME has an interesting new column up on the death of media hype, featuring recent Mercury Prize winner Speech Debelle.
Last but not least, Elliot just launched a new food column on the Fool's Gold label blog called "Food Gold." Read the first two entries here and here.
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Lusine contributed a mix to FACT.
The New York Times profiled the Vivian Girls.
The Quietus interviewed Portishead/Beak>'s Geoff Barrow.
Stereogum premiered a new video from Lightning Dust.
The FADER made their cover feature on Girls available online and are streaming one of the band's new b-sides.
The Tripwire debuted a new Bodega Girls remix of Port O'Brien.
Flavorwire spoke with Kid Koala about his new album The Slew.
Resident Advisor published a new piece on the "Esoteric Art Of The Opening DJ."
And Beatportal dispatched from Ibiza.
Congrats to Matt And Kim, who won the Breakthrough Video Award at Sunday's VMAs.
Still Going mixed this week's Resident Advisor podcast.
Girls appeared on The FADER's Open Bar series.
Playboy featured the Get 'Em Mamis. Via Hillary.
XLR8R profiled In The Red.
Fabric curated a series of questions for Juan Atkins, including a few from Claude VonStroke.
FACT lists their "Essential LCD Soundsystem".
Passion Pit swung by Juan's Basement on Pitchfork TV.
YACHT are guest blogging for Flavorwire all week.
Stones Throw posted Egon's set from LA's The Do-Over party. Via Mike.
And Stereogum posted Kid Cudi and Ratatat's Letterman appearance from last week.
