Thom Yorke's Mixtape, Yo La Tengo and Fred Armisen Perform on 'Fallon' & More

In a brand new interview, Radiohead's Thom Yorke talks about his uneasy relationship with fame and his band Atoms for Peace. He's also giving away 25 minutes of unreleased material in a new mixtape. Awesome! [Dazed Digital]

Hard-hitting three-piece the Joy Formidable are back! You can stream their latest album Wolf's Law right here. Let's hope there's some carefully placed double-bass action in there! [Antiquiet]

Ty Segall is a weird dude, so go ahead and check out his new video "Thank God for the Sinners," featuring an ungodly amount of skin. [Brooklyn Vegan]

Indie rock isn't just a man's game. Check out these ladies that dominate the business side of modern music. [The L Magazine]

Lil B, hip-hopper and wizard of whimsy, has a chance at performing at the Grammys. You can actually vote for the Based God right here. Hopefully he'll bring Kiki along. [Pitchfork]

Welp, Chief Keef is in jail. So make sure you have your lawyer present the next time Pitchfork wants to videotape you in a gun range while you're still on parole. [The Boombox]

Yo La Tengo recently spoke to MTV Hive's Matt Pinfield about Hurricane Sandy's effect on Brooklyn's music scene. They also spoke about their new album Fade. Check out the trio on "Fallon" with a little help from funny man Fred Armisen.