Guardian Music — The Horrors could be poised to move into anthemic mode. But given the fate of their predecessors, should they bother?A British band reaches its third or fourth album. They have become a minor fixture on the national scene – their identity is assure... more info

Guardian Music — Build a Rocket Boys!, named after the band's most recent album, boasts a 'rounded body, smooth bitterness and fruity aroma'Elbow are getting seriously into beer. The Manchester band are launching their own golden ale, to be sold at Robinsons pubs in ... more info

ContactMusic — British rockers Elbow are brewing up a treat for fans - their own brand of beer. The band has teamed up with Robinsons Of Stockport to create a premium ale named after their latest album, Build A Rocket Boys! Frontman Guy Garvey and his bandmates mad... more info

DrownedInSound — The other week we had the news that I Like Trains were to market and release their own brand of tea, which was interesting enough. A cup of tea only does so much, though, which is why it's great news that Elbow have announced their own beer. Yep. It ... more info

NME — The band-brewed ale will launch at the Manchester Food And Drink Festival more info

The Quietus — Build A Rocket Boys brew on the way more info

Gigwise — At Manchester's food and drink festival... more info

NME — Coldplay, Mumford And Sons and Elbow also score chart rises after playing at Worthy Farm last weekend more info

Guardian Music — Beyoncé easily eclipses fellow headliners U2 and ColdplayWas this the year Glastonbury's special guest stars eclipsed the headliners? Certainly, Radiohead and a reformed Pulp wouldn't have looked out of place topping the Pyramid stage bill and the s... more info

Guardian Music — Missed Glastonbury? It's not too late – more or less every minute of it was uploaded somewhere, finds Chris SalmonAfter the effort required to trudge through the thick, sticky mud, anyone who managed to see all the acts they'd hoped to at Glasto... more info