Thom Yorke's an avowed fan of Natasha's, placing "Horse And I" on his iTunes Playlist with the note "Natsha Khan of Bat For Lashes ain’t scared" at a time when she was still trying to convince…   Read Story »

There could not have been a more apt ID3 than that of Freelance Hellraiser's "Stroke Of Genius," the MP3 that launched this decade's most fitting musical legacy. Parts of two or three or thirty…   Read Story »

Joining Dave Sitek and Fever Ray producers Van Rivers & the Subliminal Kid, UK knob turner Skream offers up a new take on Two Suns track, injecting the heart of "Pearl's Dream"'s witchy synth-pop…   Read Story »

Just today people were talking about big money bets coming in for Speech Debelle to win the Mercury Prize, and what do you know, the British rapper rode Ladbrokes' 4/1 odds and the votes of the…   Read Story »

The double CD/DVD collects the odds and ends Bat For Lashes have shared in the last few months (alternate versions of the first two singles, covers of the Cure and Kings Of Leon, etc.) and a 48-min…   Read Story »

James Fallon invited Natasha Khan to perform the latest Two Suns single on his late night show yesterday. That'd be "Sleep Alone," which has a video and a remix, and is a sexy, synthy document of a…   Read Story »

If you weren't talking about the weather in Grant Park this weekend, you weren't in Grant Park this weekend. And really that would've been a shame. It was oppressive at times, but despite -- or as…   Read Story »

The latest track from Natasha Khan's synthed-up triumph Two Suns to get the This Is A Single treatment is "Sleep Alone." It's got a video and everything. The desolate yet sexy original underscored…   Read Story »

So far Natasha Khan's given us a couple of compelling Two Suns videos: "Daniel" went for a sinister modern dancing (and Karate Kid) vibe and "Pearl's Dream" found Khan in winged form-fitting garb…   Read Story »

Earlier this morning, British DJ/television presenter Lauren Laverne announced the dozen 2009 Mercury nominees at London's Hospital Club. The prize, of course, is for the UK's album of the year…   Read Story »