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Alex Turner and Lightspeed Champion cover the The Strokes' Reptilia, during a launch party for the latter's new album, Falling Off The Lavender Bridge, at London's Madame Jo Jo's on 22 January. Nice of him to lend a hand.
Follow the preppy Afro-indie band of the moment , Vampire Weekend, as they strum their way around Paris.
Morrissey comes down in favour of Barack Obama in the race for the US presidency. More importantly, who is he voting for as mayor of London, Ken or Boris?
There's a new Gnarls Barkley album out later this year. Which is apparently where this leaked track hails from...
Elsewhere in the world of hip hop, Pharrell Williams has taken time out from his busy schedule of fashion shows and buying really expensive stuff to get back together with Chad Hugo and finish a third N*E*R*D album. An ode to the joys of a girls night out, Everyone Nose's frantic jazz drums and frenzied scratching bodes well.
Finally, just because we still can't get enough of the Phil Spector-obsessed Scots, here's Glasvegas doing recent single Daddy's Gone live at Alan McGee's club night, Death Disco
6:27 PM | 30/01/2008
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