Bat For Lashes is releasing there new CD Two Suns on April 6!  You can pre-listen some tracks now on there myspace which will make the waiting till Monday a bit easier.

On youtube you can watch the first clip of the single “Daniel”. “The Big Sleep” , the last track on the album, a cameo of Scott Walker. In Two Suns she presents an alter ego named Pearl. The whole album is build around the subject of duality. (1)

If you’re a fan of Super Furry Animals (if you’re not, you really should be), you can hear a new song of theirs over at the BBC Radio 1 site. The song, called Inaugural Trams, is on Colin Murray’s show, and starts around an hour and fifty minutes into the show, if you don’t feel like sitting through the entire thing. Not much to say about the song itself, just another great SFA track (do they make bad ones?), maybe a little more electronic than anything they’ve done recently, unless you count Gruff’s Neon Neon side project. Oh, and Nick McCarthy offers up a verse of German rapping, if for some strange reason you find that appealing. SFA’s new album, Dark Days/Light Years, is out digitally on March 16th, and physically on April 13th, through Rough Trade. The band’s been keeping a video diary of the making of the record, which you can check out at their official site, if you’re so inclined.

News from Mr. Donwood. Taglibro 14 just rolled in. Different screenprints are added to the screenprint sale section. A lino cut for a new edition Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson aswel as a new print of “Manhattan”.

Mr. Donwood also informed us of  an exhibition of screen prints at Ink_d gallery in Brighton. Several rarities will be exhibited, wich will be “Exclusively” sold only there at the exhibition. The poster for this event looks very promising i must say. You can go and see the works from 20th March - 10th April. More info can be found at the Ink_d site.

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To be continued !