Altsounds — Following from Mike Skinner's prolific video posts (found on his blog: http://www.the-streets.co.uk) (http://ethreemail.com/e3ds/mail_link.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.the-streets.co.uk%29&i=1&d=VXW471Z6-2610-4XZU-Z19Z-U4UX5X9W5V06&e=jack@altsounds.com), a... more info

NME - The Daily Download — 1. The Streets – ‘Going Through Hell’ (Diplo Remix) What better way to celebrate the return of The Streets than a Diplo remix? ‘Going Through Hell’ is the first single from ‘Computers And Blues’ (which will also, sadly, be the last albu... more info

Guardian Music — UK hip-hop has always been dominated by London accents but, says Stephen Kelly, regional accents are finally making themselves heardWhile the accent of a BBC newsreader is now as likely to be geordie as home counties, British rap's dominant cadence i... more info

NME — 'Scrooge And Marley – I Don't Want It To Be Me' features The Music's Rob Harvey on vocals more info

Stereogum — Last week we brought you “Going Through Hell,” the first released track from Mike Skinner’s last album as The Streets. Diplo’s remix completely removes the guitar hook and withholds Skinner’s vocal until the end. In their place? Booming hor... more info

ContactMusic — Mike Skinner is at the "definite end" of The Streets because he can't think of anywhere else for them to go. The musician announced in 2008 his fifth album as... more info

ContactMusic — British rapper MIKE SKINNER has confirmed his next album will mark the end of THE STREETS - because he's run out of ideas for the band.Skinner shot to fame in his native... more info

Guardian Music — This week we teased a new track out of the Streets. Next time, we'll be guesting on the Kanye album. PossiblyFive things we learned from the music blog•Mike Skinner is not too busy to write a song for the Guardian•James McMahon was not too busy t... more info

I Like Music — Mike Skinner will release his fifth (and final) album as The Streets on 7th February 2011 - Computers and Blues. See tracklist plus 2011 tour dates more info

Guardian Music — Sly and Reggie, two East Dulwich family men, drive around playing 'middle-class' dub to people who often don't want to listen. Why?Britain's middle-classes enjoy nothing more than straining to redefine what it is they stand for. The Middle-Class H... more info