The Telegraph — Mike Skinner aka The Streets talks to Bernadette McNulty over a mineral water more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: NewsSpinner.com: Mike Skinner was 'pranging out' about celebrity on his last album, 2006's 'The Hardest Way to Make an Easy Living,' and now seems at peace on his latest, 'Everything Is Borrowed.' The artist, better known as the Streets... more info

Rolling Stone — Photo: Hussein/Getty UK musician Mike Skinner and his project The Streets release fourth LP Everything Is Borrowed on October 7. Everything Is Borrowed represents a series of stark departures for the 29 year-old Mercury Award winner. “I’m always ... more info

Silent Uproar — Rolling Stone has a profile on Mike Skinner to promote the release of The Streets new album, Everything Is Borrowed, on October 7th. more info

NME — The Streets' Mike Skinner has revealed plans for his forthcoming UK tour, explaining that during his shows he will have a section where he encourages fans to introduce themselves to one another. more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: Full CD Listening PartiesSpinner.com: The Streets, 'Everything is Borrowed'English emcee Mike Skinner goes for a more positive vibe on his fourth studio album.... Read more more info

Time Out, London — Mike Skinner plays a free instore to promote his latest album, 'Everything Is Borrowed' more info

Stereogum — Mike Skinner took us for a loop with the moving, mature video for "Everything Is Borrowed," the eponymous and introspective ("I came to this world with nothing / And I'll leave with nothing but love") opener from his fourth album. After all, his... more info

The Music Slut — The Streets frontman had this to say on today's official blog post: *I went to see Madonna last night. I have to say, even though the leotards have deeply upset me in recent years, that lady can jump. Now I am pretty healthy on stage. I bounce and bo... more info

The Lipster — Mike Skinner doesn't want to keep you hanging about, so he's put five more songs from everything is borrowed up on MySpace, five whole days before it's out in the shops. What's there, with our one-word reviews in brackets: more info