January 19th, 2010

The Most, with guest apperance by Andy Bell (ex, Ride, Hurricane#1, Oasis)

Welsh anarchists Lostprophets inadvertently earned themselves the detrimental “emo” tag with their last album but have returned this year to rectify their image. After three gruelling years of touring, recording, line-up and label shifts the quintet has finally readied a visionary fourth release in The Betrayed.

What almost every Indie loving soul has been feverishly waiting for has been announced via Coachella’s official website today. Mega stars Jay-Z , Muse and Gorillaz get to headline the holy grail of west coast festivals. Read on for all the details via the folks at Coachella.com

In This Light And On This Evening, which debuted at #1 in the UK charts, is the follow-up to 2007′s platinum selling record An End Has A Start, and was produced by Grammy Award winner Mark “Flood” Ellis (U2, Sigur Ros, Depeche Mode). The album finds Editors heading in a daring new direction where synths replace the soaring guitars and lead singer Tom Smith takes his vocals to haunting new places giving the album a dystopian, apocalyptic, mechanical ambience.