The Vinyl Villain — I made a passing reference to Madchester in yesterday's posting and my mind drifted back to this 12" single from 1990:-mp3 : Northside - Shall We Take A Trip?mp3 : Northside - Moody Places This was the band's debut released on Factory Records in May ... more info

Guardian Music — There was football fever at Glastonbury, the Lightning Seeds raised hopes on Saturday, but 24 hours later it all fell apartNormally the giant flags in the crowds at Glastonbury pledge allegiance to things such as sausages and Dizzee Rascal, but this ... more info

NME — Ian Broudie includes football classic in greatest hits set more info

The Vinyl Villain — GAY TIMESHere’s a question – have you ever fancied a ‘famous’ singer or musician? As a male, I’m not talking your usual Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Clare Grogan, Kate Bush or whoever, I’m more interested in a queerer ... more info

The Vinyl Villain — Well not by me at least.It was back in 1983 that Care were formed in Liverpool by Paul Simpson, who had previously been vocalist with The Wild Swans together with Ian Broudie who had been a member of Big In Japan but was probably better known for his... more info

NME — Ian Broudie and co back on the road this April more info

NME — Mick Jones, Ian Broudie, TV Smith and Gary Kemp also due to appear more info

NME — Duo hit the road in November and December – ticket details more info