back in blighty humans running hither and thither stunned by the sudden release from under a grey thick blanket.

1. Wallow... Falty DL
2. Ratbastid... Mono/Poly
3. Dungeness... Tapes
4. Tears in the rain... Zomby
5. Mysty Garden... Semya
6. U don't survive (Chrissy Murderbot Rmx)... Machinedrum
7. She Died There (Traxman Rmx)... Machinedrum
8. Peace Beams... Semya
9. MS-14... Mono/Poly
10. Dibby Dibby Sound... DJQ
11. Mystics... Semya
12. Money... Jeremiah Jae

Thom

The exhibition by Stanley Donwood, LOST ANGELES, is now in its LAST week.
See the City of Angels being destroyed by fire, flood and meteor storm, all in a quasi-Mediaeval style!
Marvel at a work of art so long that a special curved wall had to be built for it!
Covet artwork made with 24ct gold leaf!
Also showing is LONDON VIEWS, the original work that ended up as the cover of THE ERASER.
Both Los Angeles AND London destroyed! In the same room! Et cetera.
LOST ANGELES: APRIL 28 - MAY 26 2012, SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS GALLERY
1331 WEST SUNSET BOULEVARD, LOS ANGELES, CA 90026, USA
subliminalprojects.com

Ever listen to Radiohead's Kid A or OK Computer and thought, "I wonder what this would sound like as 8-bit Atari or Nintendo music?" Probably not. But one YouTube user, QuintonSung, has nonetheless painstakingly made vintage video game versions of both albums in their entireties , as At Ease points out (via i09). Check both albums out out below.

OK Computer [8-Bit]:

Kid A [8-Bit]:

Nirvana, Oasis and Radiohead also feature highly in latest installment of our tracks of the decades series

The schedule for Manchester, Tennessee's sweatiest four days has been announced. This year's Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, which takes place from June 7-10, will include performances from Radiohead, Bon Iver, Danny Brown, Kendrick Lamar, Flying Lotus, Feist, St. Vincent, the Shins, tUnE-yArDs, Bad Brains, Skrillex, Ludacris and literally hundreds more. (New additions to the lineup include GZA performing Liquid Swords, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, and Pelican.)

The entire festival itinerary can be found here. As far as scheduling conflicts go: If you're looking to see Feist AND Ludacris (you are, right?), Flying Lotus and Big Freedia, Bad Brains and Das Racist, Santigold and SBTRKT, the Roots and Mogwai, Skrillex and GZA, the Beach Boys, the Antlers, and the War on Drugs, you'll have to prioritize a little bit, because each pair is scheduled in the same time slot.

The PM has named Dark Side of the Moon as his favourite album of all time. How do you rate his musical tastes?

David Cameron has named Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon as his favourite album of all time.

The Prime Minister revealed his choice on Facebook as part of the GREAT campaign, an initiative designed by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport to promote the UK abroad.

Given that the campaign "aims to deliver long-term economic benefits" from interest in the UK generated by the Olympics, a financially successful British act such as Pink Floyd is logical choice.

Cameron is not shy about sharing his music tastes. Appearing on Desert Island Discs in 2006, his selection included Bob Dylan's Tangled Up in Blue, Radiohead's Fake Plastic Trees, Perfect Circle by REM and This Charming Man by The Smiths. Speaking to the Sunday Telegraph earlier this year he revealed he'd been listening to Lana del Rey and Band of Horses.

We've collected together a few of his top tracks into the playlist below, so that we might all listen and perhaps gain an improved understanding of what it's like to live inside David Cameron's head.

What does his professed love of these songs reveal about our leader? And how do you rate his tastes?

1. The Smiths â€' This Charming Man

2. Lana Del Rey - Video Games

3. Mendelssohn â€' O for the wings of a dove

4. Pink Floyd â€'...

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Today, we bring you the latest episode of Pitchfork.tv's "Pitchfork Weekly". This week's installment features Laurel Halo performing a new song and Kevin Shields discussing the My Bloody Valentine reissues.

Subscribe to Pitchfork's YouTube channel and stay tuned every Friday for new episodes of "Pitchfork Weekly." Other new Pitchfork.tv episodes on our YouTube channel this week included a film by Ryan McGinley of Atlas Sound's performance at McGinley's gallery opening, a preview of our Danny Brown documentary, "60 Seconds Left" with Suuns, a "+1" with Disappears, and music videos by VAR, the Iceage side project formerly known as War, ("In Your Arms"), Mister Lies & Different Sleep ("Safety Net"), Bodies of Water ("Rise Up, Careful"), and Curren$y with Daz ("Fast Cars Faster Women"). Pitchfork.tv also posted a Yours Truly with Korallreven.

Below the video is a round-up of highlights from this week at Pitchfork.

This week in Pitchfork News:

• Against Me!'s Tom Gabel came out as transgender and announced plans to being living as a woman named Laura Jane Grace.
• Following Adam Yauch's death, the Beastie Boys' record sales skyrocketed.
• Grimes, Diplo, and Skrillex announced a train tour across Canada. Grimes also shared a new music video for "Nightmusic", starring those infamous "pussy rings".
• Andre 3000 will play Jimi Hendrix in a biopic, but...

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Frontman says he felt like the band's eighth studio album 'didn't really exist'

Nigel Godrich, the man best known for his production for Radiohead, Beck, Paul McCartney, and others, as well as his work with Thom Yorke in Atoms for Peace, has somehow found time to start a new band. He's collaborating with L.A. drummer/producer Joey Waronker (who's worked with everyone from Beck to Elliott Smith and the Smashing Pumpkins, and also plays in Atoms for Peace) and London artist Laura Bettinson under the band name Ultraista.

So far, they've released one song and video: "Smalltalk"

I was very sad to hear the news of Adam Yauch's death yesterday.
We looked up to the Beastie Boys a lot when we were starting out and how they maintained artistic control making wicked records but still were on a major label, and the Tibetan Freedom Concerts they organized had a very big influence on me personally and the way Adam conducted himself and dealt with it all impressed me a lot. He was a mellow and v smart guy. May he rest in peace.

On another note check this out> people connecting the dots of our weird weather patterns, though the climate change deniers still frantically shout their voice is getting quieter.
climate dots around the world

and some music..

1. Kurduli Hidjazkiar Taxim Kementchedi Alecco Open Strings
2. Blue Horizon Sidney Bechet The Ultimate Collection
3. Too Polite Feat. Louis Vines Throwing Snow
4. When the Ship Comes In Bob Dylan
5. Gene Piece, R.A.I Bird Pierre Henry, Pierre Schaeffer
6. Strange Fruit Sidney Bechet
7. Shake Your Rump Beastie Boys Paul's Boutique
8. Ghana: Voices + Percussion Vocalists and drummers of Ghana African Rhythms + Instruments: Vol 1
9. Caves Of Paradise Actress R.I.P. Read More