Their sophomore album will be released through Roc Nation!

Contact Music offers further deets.

Watch ‘Great DJ’ here.

MP3: The Ting Tings – Shut Up & Let Me Go

Yesterday’s message on his official site simply reads: *Moz’s contract with Universal has now ended & he is presently without a record company.*

Catch Mozzer on his US tour.

Swords is out now.

MP3: Morrissey – Satan Rejected My Soul

Dionne Bromfield’s Introducing will see daylight next month.

The LP will be released on Amy’s label (Lioness Records).

It features a series of soul covers. Track listing is as follows:

‘Tell Him’
‘Mama Said’
‘Foolish Little Girl’
‘My Boy Lollipop’
‘Beechwood 4-5789′
‘Two Can Have A Party’
‘He’s So Fine’
‘With A Child’s Heart’
‘Until You Come Back To Me’
‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’
‘Am I The Same Girl’
‘Oh Henry’

Frankmusik recently covered ‘Rehab’.

MP3: Amy Winehouse – Some Unholy War

He’ll be resurrecting Pax Americana! Further details in the feature below.

MP3: Ryan Adams – 1974 (Live)

Enjoy ‘Airport…’ below. Loney Dear recently recorded a Daytrotter session.

MP3: Loney Dear – Airport Surroundings

Their label dislikes its psychedelic elements.

NME’s got the full scoop.

The band will play Harterta Fest in June.

MP3: Klaxons – No Diggity

Uh oh. She explains via MySpace: *Now, some of you may be wondering why I covered ‘Womanizer’ – simple really, I love Britney and I love the song. It wasn’t my intention for it to have whizzed round the world like it has. Mark Ronson asked me for something no one had heard to play on his radio show, and ‘Womanizer’ was the only song I had as an attachment on my Blackberry, and I couldn’t get home to send him anything else in time. I had asked him to talk all over it so it wouldn’t get ripped, but he didn’t. Thanks Mark – for getting me in serious trouble with my record company.*

MP3: Lily Allen – Everyone’s At It

In addition to last week’s vlog, he’s posted this Battle infused message within today’s MySpace bulletin: *This album was not and never could have been the sequel to The Magic Position. I don’t work like that. I tend to finish one creative rhythm then move onto another with each album. Thus, Battle was not the album that my last label wanted me to be making; I guess I’m not family friendly or conservative enough to play that game, and I am getting a bit more fearless as I grow older. Not really been one to compromise with businessmen in my life, so I thought why should I start now when I’m at my most self confident and passionate about the sound of music that I want to create and explore? So, Universal and I decided to part ways. So with album 4… I’m back in the free world of Independent Music.*

Visit P. Wolf on MySpace.

MP3: Patrick Wolf – The Magic Position (Spike Mix)

She shares the following words in today’s MySpace bulletin: *I don’t really know what’s going on with it. The record industry is a very political place at the moment and I am on EMI Records. Lots of people have been fired or have taken redundancy recently as the company was taken over by a private equity firm called Terra Firma.* MP3 at bottom.

Read the rest of her rant at Billboard.

MP3: Lily Allen – LDN

On Wednesday, we told you about Live At The Hollywood Bowl. Here’s Mozzer’s reaction to the film (via True To You): *The slapdash release of Morrissey’s Live At The Hollywood Bowl is done by Warner without any consultation to me whatsoever, and is in breach of their terms as laid out by themselves in an agreement made for the film between Warner and my ex manager. Being Warner, predictably the sleeve art is appalling. It is the work of cash hounds, and I urge people NOT to buy it. I am not signed to Warner, and no royalties from this DVD will come to me. Please spend your money elsewhere. thank you, MORRISSEY.*

MP3: Morrissey – Alma Matters