Aug 07, 2014 By Marie Noble Thomas Dybdahl

Yesterday was the first full day of Oslo’s annual Øya Festival.

Aug 06, 2014 By Christopher Roberts Slow Club

Slow Club recently performed an exclusive Stairway Session for Under the Radar. The exclusive video session was shot in a Brooklyn, NY stairway. The British duo performed three songs: “Not Mine to Love,” “Paraguay and Panama,” and “Don’t Call Me Kid.”

Aug 06, 2014 By Cody Ray Shafer St. Vincent

On August 11^th and 12^th, Annie Clark, aka St. Vincent, will front Late Night With Seth Meyers’ 8G band while Fred Armisen takes the nights off.

Aug 06, 2014 By Cody Ray Shafer Morrissey

Morrissey took to the internet to blast whomever wandered into his sights this time, which just so happen to be his record label, the British royal family, George W. Bush, and television in general.

Aug 06, 2014 By Cody Ray Shafer

Proving that some great characters can long outlive their original sources, Ricky Gervais is reportedly working on a feature film that will follow his character from The Office, David Brent.

Aug 06, 2014 By Cody Ray Shafer Austra

Toronto’s synth outfit Austra have just released a new video from their Habitat EP. It’s called “Doepfer,” and was directed by Adrienne Crossman. It features mundane yet ghostly images from around Toronto, and a lot of trippy digital distortion. No need to adjust your flash settings.

Aug 06, 2014 By Cody Ray Shafer Pulp

Good news Britpop fans—you no longer have to book a flight to England to catch a screening of Florian Habicht’s Pulp documentary Pulp: A Film About Life, Death, & Supermarkets. The film was previously reported to be limited to U.K. showings, but this week distributors announced it will play in select cities in November.

Aug 06, 2014 By Cody Ray Shafer Belle and Sebastian

Stuart Murdoch has released a new music video for the title track of his film God Help The Girl. The clip features the film’s star, Emily Browning, performing the song among scenes from the film. If you ever pictured a Belle and Sebastian film playing in your head while listening to their music, it probably looked a lot like this.

Aug 06, 2014 By Cody Ray Shafer CAN

If your vinyl collection is lacking some experimental German grooves, then this is good news. Iconic rock pioneers Can will reissue fourteen of their albums on vinyl this fall.