The Who resurrect modsterpiece Quadrophenia! and cover this week’s NME, featuring an exclusive interview with Roger Daltrey.

After being on hold for 15 minutes (and being #2288 in the online queue) I finally got through to an operator and have booked two tickets to see The National at London’s Roundhouse in exactly two weeks.

Tears.

Am so going to struggle to focus and do any work today.

T-minus two weeks.

Woohoo!

In honour of my purchase check out the American indie-rockers performance of Don’t Swallow The Cap on the Late Show With David Letterman last month.

Post kicking off her world tour in Cardiff earlier this week, making her the youngest popper ever to sell out that Millenium Stadium, Rihanna popped along to London to greet a hoard of fans waiting outside San Carlo restaurant in London town.

James Blake reminds us that his voice is everything, confesses about his teen years.

Overgrown>Debut.

Man I love this band!

Check out The Lumineers performing Stubborn Love, one of the best emotionally folk numbers of the year, on the Late Night With Jimmy Fallon.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. dropped by the Conan O’Brien show last night to kick off the new batch of promo runs with a performance of their very cool new toon If You Didn’t See Me.

Is it his nose or a booby?

Justin Timberlake eyes naked woman on racy artwork for his next single Tunnel Vision.

Robyn, Sean Combs and ex-lover Paul Rudd all feature in The Lonely Island’s new video Go Kindergarten and yet still I despise this American comedy troupe.

Btw somewhere Will.I.Am is crying.

…..h…. a ha??

Yeezus is Amazon as is a forthcoming release from Kanye West entitled Good Times.

To be continued.

I’ve got AlunaGeorge’s debut LP.

I’ve heard it many a times and it features quite a few possible top 5 UK singles so I don’t understand why this Brit-popping-duo’s record label have opted to re-release You Know I Like It.

Saying that, nice of them to drain their local pool, put on their best partay attire and shake their groove for the tunes new video.

Almost two years in and I still don’t know what me ears think of Ed Sheeran.

That has nowt to do with the fact that he looks like he smells like mustard, nor that he’s penned a toon for One Direction, nor that this week he’s opted to murder Bob Dylan’s Masters Of War.

To be continued.

Loads of Polica info coming at you right now.

Like the artwork for her new album Shulamith.

Its tracklist…

1. Chain My Name
2. Smug
3. Vegas
4. Warrior Lord
5. Very Cruel
6. Torre
7. Trippin
8. Tiff
9. Spilling Lines
10. Matty
11. I Need $
12. So Leave

And the vide for the Bon Iver featuring track Tiff, coming at you with a rather disturbing torture sequence that could easily make its way into Game Of Thrones season 4.

Reminiscent of that annoying Owl City song about the firelies, Mike Posner returns with a lyric video for The Way It Used To Be.

The Civil Wars reminds us what perfection sounds like with their new single The One That Got Away.

I have such an irrational hatred for Karmin, or maybe it’s rational. I don’t know.

The once-upon-a-YouTube-sensation’s new single Acapella has turned every annoying, unlikeable “quirk” they had up to 11.

Summer may not be with us until September but Washed Out is getting me in a right jolz mood with his new single It All Feels Right.

Get a dose of Californication via Kisses fantastic soft stylist 80s new video for Huddle.

The ever so underrated Goldfrapp have just revealed the artwork for their new album Tales Of US, out in September, comes with an October/November tour.

Plus a trailer for the album offering the first chance to get a glimpse of Tales Of Us can be seen now!

Danish-she-popper MØ goes all council estate on us in new video Waste Of Time.

Some bad things going down, including some back n forth weave flipping at every chance possible.

I always thought Mikey Craig was a fox and would still sit on that.

75 % of Culture Club reunited on the streets of London yesterday.

Jon Moss was MIA.

How v v fagulous. Etc.