The Last Shadow Puppets

Final Fantasy is the moniker of a young genius named, Owen Pallett. Read More

Different people have a different idea about what makes for glamour. Read More

Sometimes you have to slow up or take a detour to get to your next destination -- as Alex Turner learned on the way to the Arctic Monkeys ' third album, "Humbug" (Domino), released a few months ago. Read More

Owen Pallet, aka Final Fantasy , though perhaps better known for the orchestral arrangements behind artists such as Arcade Fire , the Last Shadow Puppets and Beirut , will be releasing his third album, Heartland , under the FF moniker next year. Read More

Sometimes you have to slow up or take a detour to get to your next destination – as Alex Turner learned on the way to the Arctic Monkeys' third album, "Humbug" (Domino), released a few months ago. Read More

While it might have seemed that Owen Pallett's biggest 'crossover' success was liable to come from his mounting fame as string arranger to the discerning indie megastar, Domino debut Heartland is the point where the widescreen flourishes he's added to the likes of Arcade Fire and The Last Shadow Puppets finally gel with his own, gaspingly intimate compositions as Final Fantasy . Read More

Seated in a hotel lobby, this season's British pop phenomenon Florence and The Machine suddenly breaks into song, drawing staff and customers close and stopping passers-by in their tracks. Read More

The Dead Weather, for instance, have been, if not universally embraced, then nonetheless generally welcomed as more than a mere vanity project, while Them Crooked Vultures were something of a highlight for everyone that caught them at Reading and Leeds, and, perhaps most notably of all, the Last Shadow Puppets have clearly outstripped anything either of their parent bands have put together in the last two years. Read More

Miles Kane is hoping Liam Gallagher will sing on his debut solo album. Read More

Seated in a hotel lobby, this season's British pop phenomenon Florence and The Machine suddenly breaks into song, drawing staff and customers close and stopping passers-by in their tracks. Read More