LINKS

• 'Sup Magazine // Beyond The Wizards Sleeve
  Beyond the Wizards Sleeve is a purely futuristic, psychedelic powerhouse. A project composed of two dudes who each have their own respective careers, but come together as one to freak people out and melt minds
  
  
• FactMagazine - DFA teams up with Supersoul
  Keep your eyes and ears peeled for Nobody Knows Anything, a 2xCD compilation of tracks from the catalogue of Berlin-based label Supersoul Recordings, released on July 7th via Death From Abroad.
  
  
• 3 accused of using Humble corpse's head to smoke pot | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle
  The Kingwood teenager's story of decapitating a corpse and using the head to smoke marijuana was so outlandish that at first Houston Police Department senior police officer Jim Adkins did not believe it.
  
  
• The FADER - Audio: The Rapture, "No Sex For Ben"
  this previously-unreleased (and amusing) Rapture b-side, a four-minute diss of Gucci Soundsystem DJ Ben Rymer ("Lookin like a poor man's Arthur Baker...") that sounds not unlike Lo Fidelity All Stars.
  
  
• With Hearts On Fire - The Cut Copy Interview | creamteam.tv
  On the eve of the mid-west leg of their first proper American tour, we spoke to Tim Hoey of Cut Copy about life on the road, the great American sonic landscape, recording the new album and what we can expect next from them.
  
  
• Are re-edits the real revenge of disco? | Music | Guardian Unlimited
  Homemade, unlicensed reworkings of disco classics are taking over clubland
  
  
• Kelley Polar: "Entropy Reigns (In the Celestial City)" (Live on "Fair Game") [MP3/Stream]
  
  
• May 1 Justice: Interview / ESG: "Pitchfork Live" - The Final Show!


• alain finkielkrautrock: Invisible Conga People Interview
  
  
• Robyn on Hip-hop, ‘Chappelle's Show,’ and Being the Madonna of Sweden -- Vulture
  NY mag interview
  
  
• The Interface With Cut Copy: Download the free podcast
  live video
  
  
• The Wire: Carl Craig Jukebox recorded on January 31, 2008 in Berlin, Germany
  Read the unedited transcript from Carl Craig's Jukebox interview