Our debut album, Indigo, is finally out! We produced 11 tracks of different genres like progressive house, techno, electro, dubstep, and glitch-hop, trying to cater to different dance floor tastes, because we, as listeners, like several different...

Iraq bombs kill at least forty-five people / Queen Elizabeth makes Jubilee address to British Parliament / 'Marmageddon' grips New Zealand as Marmite supply falls.

Frida Kahlo took pride in caring for her husband Diego. In 1930, the couple went to the United States. When they returned to Mexico, their rocky relationship affected Frida’s health. As her marriage worsened, Frida's star in the art world...

We hear from those who knew the victims of the Toulouse shootings / From Zimbabwe, a wife pleads for her husband jailed for plotting an uprising / Singing the blues...in Louisiana State Prison

Toulouse shooting kills four / Kofi Annan's mediation experts arrive in Syria / Dr Fill at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament.

A gunfight in the heart of Damascus, as the Red Cross presses Russia to help organise a ceasefire in Syria / Crackdown in Cuba - dissidents arrested just over a week before the Pope arrives in Havana / It's an internet sensation - but how...

Mourning Coptic Pope/Footballer critically ill/Cyprus Deaths Legacy

I'm the one who wants to be with Mewes. Deep inside I hope you'll feel it too. (Recorded live at Fargo Theatre in Fargo, North Dakota 3/6/12)

Did they or didn’t they? There is plenty of written evidence that the ill-fated Donner Party resorted to cannibalism – except there are no bones. Learn the details of one of the worst disasters of the early West in this episode of Stuff You Should...

Libya's former intelligence chief arrested in Mauritania;Dozens killed in explosions in Damascus;Morocco's women rights activists demonstrate against rape laws;and what is dogging Mitt Romney's campaign?

North Korea to test new rocket / Sachin Tendulkar's 100th test century / Rowan Williams' achievements as Archbishop of Canterbury / Why people turn to poetry in hard times / Jamaican slum-dwellers praise notorious gangster.

Lawyer defending US soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians speaks out/ Argentina threatens action over 'illegal' Falklands oil exploration/ Reports of Nigerian government holding indirect talks with Boko Haram/ Why the Norwegian Arctic is...

UK newspaper publishes "private e-mails" of Syrian leader and wife / Why high-ranking Chinese official was sacked / A satirical podcast loved by young South Koreans / 40 years of "The Godfather"

Eastern Libyans declare federal state / Turkey calls for Syrian aid corridors / Antarctic ecosystem.

Tight race in Ohio / Iranian Jews / Sudan's 'crimes against humanity' / Egyptian nose job row / Australian bat invasion

Six British soldiers die in Afghanistan / UN's humanitarian chief enters Homs / Call for World Health Organisation to target dementia.

Syrian Deputy Oil Minister has announced his defection from the government / Greece faces another deadline on its economy / The refugees fleeing government violence in Sudan / Lionel Messi breaks another goal-scoring record

Annan urges co-operation from Syrian opposition / Indian celebration in Mumbai leaves many in hospital / Solar storm to strike Earth.