News Roundup: Gnarls Barkley, Patrick Wolf, Face to Face, the Matches

Gnarls Barkley get Odd on new LP, Wolf preps DVD and album, Face to Face reunite for gigs, and the Matches unveil inner Hope.
Cee-Lo of Gnarls Barkley

Pushing aside their solo endeavors, including a series of production duties for Danger Mouse, and a new label for Cee-Lo, space-funk duo Gnarls Barkley have emerged with The Odd Couple, their aptly titled follow up to St.

Xiu Xiu Get it 'Right' with 'F.T.W.'

Exclusive: Download the gloomy yet majestic artsy renderings of "F.T.W." from Xiu Xiu's forthcoming studio effort, Women As Lovers.

Veteran art-rockers Xiu Xiu, hailed as one of the brightest stars amidst the Kill Rock Stars roster, retain their title with "F.T.W.," a harrowing mini-drama recited in a creative mix of strumming acoustics, plucking interludes, floating keys, and frontman Jamie Stewart's breathy, gloomy narratives. "There is no right / There is no wrong / In

White Stripes' Rock'n'Roll 'Conquest'

While Meg White stands idle, Jack plays matador and receives the wrath of two bullhorns.

With all the red, white, and black colored garb, the White Stripes' venture into the bull-fighting ring appeared imminent. And with the brand new music video for "Conquest," the Detroit-bred duo's latest

Kills Seethe Infectious 'Fever'

Stream the dark, eclectic rocker "U.R.A. Fever" from the duo's forthcoming third studio full-length.

With her rebound "Hotel," a.k.a. Brit frontman Jamie Hince of transatlantic duo the Kills, model-cum-band-aid Kate Moss couldn't have fallen further from the Doherty tree: Hince, along with co-vocalist Alison Mosshart (a.k.a. "VV"), subscribe to a decidedly non-slapdash methodology,

News Roundup: Sony BMG, Jose González, Vampire Weekend

Sony ditches DRM and joins Amazon, González maps green tour, and Vampire Weekend sight new record.

The Whigs

Southern gents construct classic collegiate rock.

Arriving just 15 minutes before stepping onstage at Philadelphia's tattered Khyber club, Athens, Georgia-based rockers the Whigs find that their reputation has preceded them. "You guys are screamers, right?" asks the club's soundman, fiddling with singer/guitarist Parker Gispert's mic.

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