Guardian Music — Post-jazz laptop maestro Four Tet looks back at the Noughties with Paul Morley What if there was an award given out for being the British post-jazz musician of the year, or the decade, or come to think of it the century, seeing as how whatever we thi... more info

NME Radio — Today I hit the grand old age of 27. My elders have told me to stop complaining and get on with it so I'm going to do exactly that. I'm going to embrace the wisdom and maturity that awaits, and on today's blog I've decided to take a trip back ten yea... more info

Guardian Music — All Tomorrow's Parties was never an easy sell, but as a new documentary shows, the alternative festival has defied the cynics and established itself as live music institutionI started All Tomorrow's Parties 10 years ago because I wanted to give peopl... more info

Guardian Music — Observer Music Monthly starts the countdown to the 10 best albums of the decade with this melancholic masterclass from dubstep's dark knightIn an era when musicians revealed their private lives to the public via MySpace and Twitter, when even the big... more info

Guardian Music — Eight summers ago, I saved up every penny I had to go and live in New York for a few months. The reason I starved myself, slept in dives and sold my body on the streets of Bed-Stuy was to hang out in the same bars, venues and alleyways as the Strokes... more info

Guardian Music — This Fab Four, from Düsseldorf rather than Liverpool, created an entire musical genre with their pioneering sound. Now, the pop robots return with their classic run of albums remasteredAnticipation for the forthcoming Kraftwerk box set, The Catalo... more info

Guardian Music — Jukebox Jam, LondonFormerly a resident of east London, Jukebox Jam has recently upped its boogaloo-friendly sticks and is now happily hanging out amid the none-more-fitting surrounds of Tin Pan Alley. Featuring a playlist dedicated to 1950s and early... more info

Guardian Music — PICK OF THE WEEKEmalkay When I Look At You (Dub Police) Lately, dubstep has opened its heart, and for the scene's most progressive producers, juddering sub bass is now just one dark shade to be applied from a vivid colour palette. Birmingham's Emalka... more info

Music is Art — Broadcast, have been around since 1995, having formed in Birmingham, Great Britain. Broadcast are signed to Warp Records; a record label, that acts as a who’s who of each important name in electronic music since the labels formation in 1989. Warp h... more info

NME - The Video Blog — Putting "video banned by MTV!" on a press release is one of the most desperate PR ploys known to man. MTV never "ban" videos - they simply refuse to play ones they think might offend their viewers. The Prodigy's 'Smack My Bitch Up'? Far from being a... more info