The Music Fix — News: Manic Street Preachers' ‘Journal For Plague Lovers' remix album, featuring the likes of British Sea Power, Underworld (their first remix in 10 years), Saint Etienne, The Horrors and Andrew Weatherall, is now available to buy digitally ... more info

NME — Man behind 'Screamadelica' to branch out alone more info

XLR8R — Bristol's melodic noisemakers Fuck Buttons have been horrrsing around in the studio again, this time in London's Rotters Golf Club Studio with one of the Two Lone Swordsmen, Andrew Weatherall, at the helm. read more more info

Altsounds — The Rizla Invisible Players tour rolls on to its next party at London’s Victoria Park for The Lovebox Weekender, freshly dusted off after a storming weekend at Rockness festival. Having been one of the stand out arenas at Rockness Festival ... more info

NME - The Daily Download — The second weekend in May means only one thing. It’s time for the nation’s indie hipsters, Pitchfork musos, rucksack bearers, glitch geeks and noise freaks to pack up their booze and bootleg equipment and head to Butlins for three days of worship... more info

The Vinyl Villain — I first started coming to The Vinyl Villain attracted by the copious coverage of 80s indie. It was probably some Orange Juice or Edwyn Collins that first caught my eye. Being a soon-to-be middle aged Mancunian 80s indie forms a substantial part of my... more info

Guardian Music — The groundbreaking indie label is asking fans to nominate tracks with the biggest Warp factor for a compilation albumThe British label Warp Records is to celebrate its second decade with a series of special gigs, previously unreleased archive materia... more info

Guardian Music — 'What does Trailer Park tell you about the year 1996? That I did a lot of ecstasy'What got you started?When I was very little, I spent a lot of time at the piano making things up. But I found singing really embarrassing. Then I met William Orbit when... more info

NME — This year's Stag And Dagger festival will feature the likes of Cold War Kids, Andrew Weatherall, Wild Beasts, James Yuill and Maps. more info