Electro-pop mainstays Goldfrapp have a new greatest-hits compilation coming out, and it features a deeply pretty new track called "Yellow Halo." The song's video is a sort of meditative travelogue…   Read Story »

Gaga is set to drop a slate of products on 11/21 and 11/22, including a remix CD, a deluxe repackaging of her 2011 LP Born This Way, a DVD of her Madison Square Garden Performance and a photo/art…   Read Story »

As mentioned a ways back, in its original Head First form, Goldfrapp's "Believer" would work well on the rollerskating rink where you'd also lace-up for “Rocket”'s Pointer Sisters on Xanadu. This…   Read Story »

Goldfrapp's videos are always entertaining because they never take themselves too seriously. That sense of humor comes out in this clip for next single "Alive," which, without giving away too much,…   Read Story »

Goldfrapp's fifth album Head First heralds a return to synth dance for the London duo. And that also means a return to dance videos. We've heard (and heard remixes of) first single "Rocket" already,…   Read Story »

The fifth album from Goldfrapp got its start (and got us thinking about the Pointer Sisters and ELO) with "Rocket," followed by "Better" just earlier today. The anticipation builds with this remix…   Read Story »

Goldfrapp's first Head First track "Rocket" sounded like the Pointer Sisters with a touch of Xanadu. "Believer" should go over well at the roller skating rink, too. Listen at HypeM.   Read Story »

As Scott noted the other day, the new Goldfrapp sounds like the Pointer Sisters. This is true. It's the opening song from the British group's fifth studio album Head First, which follows 2008's…   Read Story »

Animal Collective's balmy, colorful headlining set was a Pitchfork Festival highlight. On Goldfrapp's "Caravan Girl" digital single, they sprinkle a thimble full of tropical fireworks onto Seventh…   Read Story »

Continuing the recent run of summertime videos, Goldfrapp's "Caravan Girl" follows a skateboarder from her caravan park home base across town, past the oceans, down highways, and through tunnels,…   Read Story »