Guardian Music — The Sex Pistols have turned down an Olympic invitation. Tell us if your heroes ever chose money over artistic integrityThe Sex Pistols have declined an invitation to play at the London Olympics closing ceremony, pleasing fans who felt the band would ... more info

Core News — “Tom Findlay from Groove Armada takes to the 6 Mix decks to celebrate 6 Music’s 10th birthday. Tom Findlay and Andy Cato formed Groove Armada in the mid-90s and are well known for tracks such as 1999′s I See You Baby and the Grammy nominated Su... more info

XLR8R — Big beat outfit Groove Armada, a ubiquitous presence at the massive raves and festivals of the late '90s and early 2000s, is not only still crafting new music, but the duo is making a rather surprising move to Hypercolour for the release of its ... more info

Guardian Music — Scottish Soulful Weekender, DumfriesThe concept of a weekender containing all things soulful and jazzy finally makes it to Scotland, thanks to DJ Yogi Haughton, doyen of numerous Southport and Prestatyn weekenders and devotee and evangelist of rare, ... more info

Guardian Music — Groove Armada, Norman Jay and Al Murray are three of the acts performing at this ski season's festivals – a far cry from the après-ski days of fondue and glühweinRave on Snow, Saalbach, Austria9-11 DecemberYou may not have heard of the DJs, or e... more info

Altsounds — From it's roots as a cult dance music label and club night in East London to it's current homes in Brooklyn, New York, and at the UK's legendary Rak Studios , Tummy Touch Records has been defying convention, resisting categorization and championin... more info

KEXP Seattle — Groove Armada are a band with a split personality.  They create one set of tracks to release as recordings, and another set of remixed dance versions of those songs to play live.  Members Tom Findlay and Andy Cato met in London in the mid-90s, intr... more info

Guardian Music — Songwriting in situ at a French festival proves a recipe for some impromptu musical delights, writes Chris SalmonAt last month's Les Nuits Secretes festival in France, the organisers filled a room with instruments, recording gear and a team of music... more info

Guardian Music — Most people take the ferry to the Isle of Wight. One festival-goer decided to get there from the mainland by a more unorthodox routeThis week 50,000 revellers board the Isle of Wight ferry to see the Cure, Björk, Primal Scream and Groove Armada play... more info

BBC 6 Music — Electronic outfit set the scene for the coming weekend more info