Is it Kid Koala Presents: The Slew? Or just The Slew? PFFT, either way, The Dis Chord is here, for another round of X3, this time there's some questionable content though, despite The Slew being rad as hell.

I identify with you HeroHill. E-mails sit in my inbox forever and then I get to it and realize that what was in it was AWESOME!.
This lost find is Pop Echo's Outdoor Miners. Check out whether it was worth keeping in his inbox!

Welcome to the Partch Patch, where people get their quotes mixed up, and people try their hand at feigned intellectualism. It's an all out throw down between The Fiery Furnaces, Radiohead, and Beck. A throw down, of the mind.

Paperbag records has been putting out and promoting awesome artists for a while and they're latest find is CFCF. CFCF (Micheal Silver) has been building a name for himself doing remixes for Crystal Castles, Sally Shapiro, HEALTH and The Presets. AND if the folks at HeroHill are impressed, you know it's worth checking out! Read on!7

Penguin Prison from New York City is the focus on this week's blog from Indie Music Filter. With a synth driven sound that's parallel to Cut Copy, this should be an interesting listen! Check it out!

Apparently Susan Boyle's 15 minutes are not quite up yet. The endearing hobbit, who achieved insta-fame after performing the Les Mis tune "I Dreamed a Dream" on Britain's Got Talent, has released her debut album in the UK—and it has reportedly skyrocketed to the #1 spot faster than any other debut album in history.

Babyshambles frontman Pete Doherty failed to endear himself to his German fans after performing the right-wing version of the national anthem "Das Deutschlandlied" (prohibited since the end of WWII) at a show in Munich over the weekend.

Toronto rapper K'naan's song "Wavin' Flag" has been selected as the official anthem for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. The song will be remixed for official commercials and online promotions.

Ali Baba Abnormal claims to 'represent' his Middle Eastern roots, but he's about as Arab as A-rab of Soulja Boy fame. When the album isn't composed of mediocre beats it's occupied with stupid skits that sound like they're ripped out of a Jean-Claude Van Damme made-for-TV-with-terrorists.

Rolling Stone scored a short interview with The Dead Weather and, first of all, the video is completely worth watching as Jack White is a strange and clever man...