Core News — “Lianne La Havas brings her silky tones down to the Maida Vale studios to record an exclusive acoustic session for the show and T.E.E.D is on the phone with an exclusive play of a brand spanking new album track! Rob gets a little dusty as he digs d... more info

Guardian Music — Catch up on the last seven days in the world of musicSixty years of No 1 singlesTo celebrate the 60th anniversary of the UK singles charts, Guardian writers and celebrities have picked their favourite tracks that made it to the coveted No 1 slot. Tak... more info

Guardian Music — As the nation prepares to celebrate the Queen's diamond jubilee, some will be marking another anniversary – 35 years since Sex Pistols' God Save the Queen was released. Here, five readers tell us their thoughts on the band's legacySonia Kilvington:... more info

Guardian Music — 1971: At the start of a new decade, one record pointed to one possible future for pop music - one in which the past would be endlessly re-exhumedGet It On was as much a sign of the musical times as it was a blast from the past. With its crude rumblin... more info

Guardian Music — John Peel Festival of New Music will take place in venues across Norwich and aims to focus on 'emerging bands'This year's Norwich Sound and Vision conference will host a festival dedicated to John Peel. From 11 to 13 October, 50 British bands will pe... more info

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Guardian Music — Grand Opera House, YorkDuane Eddy is explaining how Richard Hawley revived the career of one of rock'n'roll's founding fathers after years of silence. "We had no songs and no budget. We said 'Let's just do it!'"A year on from Road Trip, the twanging ... more info

Guardian Music — Venues where top bands started out are shutting down as rent rises and falling audiences spell crisis for gig promotersIt has been a weekend of Polish hip-hop and drum and bass at the Bongo Club. But even when you throw in the rock'n'roll ping pong, ... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — The Wind Up BirdsFrom: Leeds, United KingdomThe Wind-Up Birds are from Leeds. They are named after a book by Haruki Murakami. They use good Yorkshire words like owt and nowt. They write songs about independent record shops, the reality of life, the m... more info

Guardian Music — The Southbank Centre in London has curated this playlist on Spotify to mark the Meltdown 2012 festival in August, curated by Antony of Antony and the JohnsonsThis year's Meltdown festival at the Southbank Centre in London is curated by the musician a... more info