NME — Singer says he's 'Naturally irked' by the allegation more info

The Vinyl Villain — In a matter of weeks, the long-running Morrissey feature on Fridays will come to an end as I'll have looked at all the singles he has released during his solo career. I've given a lot of thought to what should replace such a popular series, and havi... more info

The Vinyl Villain — I'd be amazed if this, the fourth Morrissey solo single, from back in November 1989 was ever put at the top of any fan's list as being the best song he's ever released. In fact, I wouldn't be slow in calling anyone who said such a thing a big fibber.... more info

The Red Radio — Morrissey playing live in Los Angeles this December. Venue and date(s) to be announced shortly. Happy Birthday to us.... Read more info

The Vinyl Villain — Almost five years ago to the day, (11th October 2004 to be precise0 Morrissey released his 27th solo single. It was called Let Me Kiss You and was the third lifted from the LP You Are The Quarry.Also on the 11th October 2009, Nancy Sinatra released ... more info

AngryApe — The compilation will be released in October more info

The Red Radio — Wow, it's been weeks since we've done a Moz post. Amazing. According to Morrissey Solo, the track list for the upcoming b-sides collection, Swords, looks a little something like this - oh, double vinyl as well, our blood pressure is... more info

The Vinyl Villain — .....then sleep is all you'll ever do.I wrote about Marion a little over a year ago when I was reminiscing about lost bands of the Britpop-era. Most of you seemed to also have fond memories....but not my old amigo Ctel from Acid Ted. So apologies t... more info

The Vinyl Villain — When I started out on this quest to review ever single released by Morrissey, I didn't have all of them in the collection - some 95% of them perhaps, but not all of them. I thought it would be a simple enough task to track down those that were missi... more info

Guardian Music — They had a No 3 hit and a wild cult following – but somehow, they never made it big. Now Mott the Hoople are having another go. The only problem: the band haven't spoken for 30 years. John Harris listens in on the reunion'If we don't do it now... more info