COFFEE TALK: The Latest Posts, Profiles & Think Pieces On Jamie Lidell, Prins Thomas, Peter Hook, Crate Digging, Massive Attack and More

Posted on February 8, 2010
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Jamie Lidell, as well-adjusted as usual

We sift the ‘net for today’s top stories so you don’t have to…

Jamie Lidell wrapped up a new record featuring Feist, Beck and more.
Saturday Night Live parodied hardcore punk.
Stephin Merritt of Magnetic Fields told Paste how much he likes to annoy straight people.
Phoenix are working on the soundtrack to Sofia Coppola’s next film.
Liam Gallagher declared the death of Oasis.
Wolfgang Voigt relaunched one of his old labels.
Resident Advisor played a bunch of records for DJ Sprinkles.
Michael Jackson’s doctor was charged with involuntary manslaughter over the pop star’s death.
Warp unloaded some free Flying Lotus tracks.
Speaking of FlyLo, Daedelus is releasing his new record on the producer’s Brainfeeder imprint.
The FADER explored “Why Vampire Weekend Makes People Angry.”
Electronic Beats examined the digital future of crate digging.
No Age performed new songs for Daytrotter.
Okay, so Jónsi’s first post-Sigur Rós video sure is creepy.
Prins Thomas completed a Kraut rock-inspired solo album.
PopMatters talked to Yoko Ono.
Peter Hook opened his new Manchester club.
Tiny Mix Tapes started unveiling their Top 100 records of the last decade.
Delorean are finally delivering a new album.
The A.V. Club interviewed Kronos Quartet.
Massive Attack discussed the art side of their entire career.
Beta Band’s former singer finished his first solo proper album.
Johnny Depp is directing a Keith Richards documentary.

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