1. New Video: Magic Kids

    Feeling glum? Watch this video for Magic Kids' "Super Ball". Magic Kids tour the UK this October.

  2. The Digest: August

    Recorded during a noisy half an hour in South London, it's the the return of the Neu Magazine Digest. Tracks from Holy Other, Ghost Hunter, Slow Motion Shoes, AIAS, Sweet Bulbs and Wise Blood.

  3. 10th Birthday: Rockfeedback

    I don't think I even had an email address in the year 2000 but then again I'm not a trendsetter like Rockfeedback. They turn 10 this year and are throwing a big party to celebrate.

  4. Mixtape: Katie from Sky Larkin

    The second in Sky Larkin's Mixtape series. Katie has picked some of her favourite tracks including Gowns' "The Rope", Ellen Allien & Apparat and J Dilla's "Workinonit". We'd like to take this opportunity to admit that we also own Kaito album.

  5. Now Booking: Lonely Galaxy

    London's Lonely Galaxy has been picked as the support for Perfume Genius' UK tour. As a precursor to EP2 (follow up to Transparent release EP1) the heartbroken boy wonder will play Manchester, London, Bristol and Brighton this October.

  6. Win: Blank Dogs @ CAMP Basement London

    Mike Sniper returns to the UK as Blank Dogs next monthand we've got 2 tickets to give away to the Sexbeat/ No Pain in Pop London show at CAMP Basement.

  7. Mix: Don’t Make Lists Vs Neu Magazine

    By day he's Nestor Watach, student and music geek, by night he's Don't Make Lists. We've been lucky enough to host a bunch of his best bits and now he's made us an exclusive mix. It features a bit of everything, from Twin Peaks style romance to hypnotic Krautrock and lo-fi dance.

  8. New Video: Wavves

    We would have posted the video for "Post Acid" earlier but we were busy recruiting a hippy alien friend to take on rad adventures. "I'm glad I finally got to fulfill my dream of ripping off the premise of the movie Encino Man" says Nathan Williams

  9. Monday: Amatorski

    This Belgian band mumble stories of love and heartbreak with a pure 60s doo-wop sound says Sarah Sahim. Dusted with soft, reserved, child-like vocals (kind of like of Lykke Li), ‘Come Home’ is vintage but has a beautiful xylophone hook.

  10. TV Buddhas

    As recent times emphasise, from the band to LCD Soundsystem's Drunk ones to this lot from Tel Aviv (via Berlin) singing about them having fun, Girls are a timeless topic. And so are TV Buddahs' influences.