Guardian Music — Mauro Remiddi is more lost boy than rock man but his bleary, blissed-out songs will have fans of dreamy pop clinging to himHometown: Rome.The lineup: Mauro Remiddi (vocals, guitar, sampler, loops, keyboard).The background: With all this chat about Ne... more info

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Guardian Music — A salute to the eternal combat-readiness of Morrissey, but is it time for Mojo to put away the sandbags?Say what you like about Morrissey – in the privacy of your own home, out of earshot of his lawyers – but there's no denying his claws still le... more info

Pop Candy — I think Mozipedia was made for me. more info

ContactMusic — Executives at an anti-racism campaign group have officially axed ties with MORRISSEY and urged him to "grow up" after he branded the Chinese a "subspecies".The former... more info

The Vinyl Villain — Lasting almost 7 minutes, today's song is the longest track The Smiths ever recorded:-mp3 : The Smiths - Barbarism Begins At Home One of the most danceable numbers they ever made, the track owes just as much to the bassline of Andy Rourke as it does... more info

ContactMusic — British rockers FOALS were delighted when their hero MORRISSEY arrived unannounced at one of their gigs - but the singer was unimpressed and walked out after three... more info

The Telegraph — Morissey loves her. Jimi Hendrix partied with her. Sandie Shaw, who sang number one hits like Puppet on a String and Always Something There to Remind Me, catches up with Tim Auld more info

Guardian Music — In a world turned upside down, where the Sex Pistols have a perfume and the men behind Facebook are the new pin-ups, at least Morrissey remains his bigoted old selfIt's been another two weeks in which to think that Noddy Holder was on to something wh... more info

The Vinyl Villain — This week featuring the single that never was.One of Morrissey's all-time favourite tracks by the band, Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before was intended to be the single released around the same time as the LP Strangeways Here We Come.... more info