No Pier Pressure to be released in April...

Eight studio albums reissued on vinyl...

Bass player was taken in by police after incident in Death Valley, California...

Singer said party was not serious about ending partition in Ireland...

Former manager and lawyer had diverted money away from him for 11 years...

Kraftwerk members and associates tell the full story of Autobahn in the new Uncut, dated March 2015 and out now.

Alabama Shakes and Django Django are among 150 artists announced for this year's Great Escape festival. The annual convention sees over 400 artists play between May 14-16, 2015, at 35 venues around Brighton.

Morrissey is on the front cover of the new issue of Uncut – out now – and inside we celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Smiths’ Meat Is Murder with an in-depth, inside look at the making of the group’s second record, released 30 years ago.

The Who are to release a seven-inch boxset of their first seven singles, the first in a proposed series of four sets.

Today (January 28, 2015), social media reliably informs me that Robert Wyatt is 70, which seems a reasonable justification for reposting this long and, I hope, interesting transcript of an interview I did with him at home in Louth back in 2007, a little before the marvellous “Comicopera” was released. It begins with Wyatt discussing, of all things, Big Brother...