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Arctic Monkeys’ Olympic cover of The Beatles’ ‘Come Together’ climbs download charts

Arctic Monkeys' cover of The Beatles' 'Come Together' is racing up the singles chart. The track – which featured as part of Danny Boyle's four-hour Olympic Opening Ceremony extravaganza on Friday – has climbed to Number 14 in the iTunes download chart. "Caliban's Dream" – the Underworld-penned track sung by Two Door Cinema Club frontman Alex Trimble is currently at Number Five.

Watch video for new Animal Collective single, ‘Today’s Supernatural’

Animal Collective have unveiled their new single "Today's Supernatural". Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click to listen to the track. The track is the first to be taken from the Baltimore electro-psych band's new album Centipede Hz. The album, which is the band's first studio effort since 2009's Merriweather Post Pavillion, will be released on September 3. It will be their 10th album and follows the release of 2010's "visual album" ODDSAC.

September 2012

Joe Strummer would have been 60 this month, but imagine him for a moment the way I remember him at 20.

The Chris Robinson Brotherhood: “The Magic Door”

There’s a feature in the new issue of Uncut by Andy Gill on the Chris Robinson Brotherhood, where he gets to see a couple of extended shows in Cleveland, and I can’t recall the last time I felt so jealous of one of our writers.

Blur – 21: The Box

Holding on for tomorrow… The definitive British band of the 1990s unveil their definitive boxset (21 discs!)...

Dinosaur Jr’s J Mascis: ‘We’ve written from the perspective of a vampire’

Dinosaur Jr's new album features a funk influence and a song about vampires. The band are set to release their tenth studio album I Bet On The Sky on September 17. "There's a couple of songs with more of a groove, a little bit mellower, but there’s some heavier stuff on it too," singer J Mascis told NME. "It's funky for us, but not that funky. I like the first song 'Don't Pretend You Didn't Know' the best, that’s one of the funkier numbers, it seemed to come together in a good way."

The New Bob Dylan Album, “Tempest”: A First Listen

Don’t spread it about, but, yes, I’ve heard the new Dylan album. And four or five tracks in, what I was thinking was: how much better is this thing going to get?
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