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music industry; of bands-as-memes, and debates over nepotism and privilege and music-industry machinations. Are they, perhaps, just the Lana Del Rey of slightly garage-y, landfill indie ... into overnight popstars-in-waiting in the UK, with the band eventually signing to Sony and being primed for chart success. When What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? debuted

gathering via his outlandish claims about the Sony warehouse fires in London being “funny”, while the 80-band strong musical contingent provided myriad musical highlights in the showcase component

September is always a busy time for new music and 2012 is no exception. Tomorrow we're expecting releases from... The xx – Coexist (Young Turks/Remote Control) Click here ... Gaslamp Killer – Breakthrough (Brainfeeder/Inertia) Alberta Cross – Songs of Patience (PIAS/Liberator) The Script – #3 (Sony) Rita Ora – Ora (Sony) High Highs – High Highs EP (Sony) Chris Robinson Brotherhood – The Magic Door

seen to be believed; this artist can work with any nuimber of different musical styles and pulls it off with aplomb. Have a look around for some of his mixes ... stop by Polydor's latest signing Roxxxan, Mercury's Dot Rotten alongside TMS, Sony's latest sensation Jagga, Tiesto's Black Hole imprint and dubstep giants Dub Police. MARTEN HØRGER

People, there are so many great records coming out tomorrow. We're not even going to the pub tonight so

king of the cat world!”   He's also king of the music-themed panel-shows, with a recurring stint on Never Mind The Buzzcocks , which will soon hit Australian ... Noel Fielding's Luxury Comedy is out on DVD August 15 through Universal Sony Pictures

route and get a major release without being on a major label like Sony or something then it’s logical to go with UNFD or someone like that ... like to finish on? If anyone is keen on hearing some new music out there, definitely listen to Endless Heights and Legions. They’re two bands from Sydney and some

Plenty of quality new music on offer around records stores as of tomorrow, which way is your dollar pointing? Catherine Britt – Always Never Enough (ABC/Universal) - listen to the album here ... Forever (Shock) - read our review here! Various – Electrospective (EMI) Adam Brand – What A Life (Sony) Benedict Moleta – Singleton (Independent) - read our review here! Roo Arcus – Station Boy (Sony) Delta Spirit

picked up by ClashMusic: “I've been seen to say that dubstep is the music of our generation, but that's now changed,” Adejumo said. “I believe now that certain ... fresh. As such, Adejumo's second album proper, Chapter 2 , out in October through Sony, will be kinda post-dubstep. Adejumo issued Diary Of An Afro Warrior on Tempa