3hive — I don't think anyone suffering through a harsh winter would think it's too early to start dreaming about Spring. Boise's The Very Most has been planning for this Spring for some time. In fact, they've got the next year planned out as four EPs celebra... more info

The Good, The Bad and The Unknown — Record labels are determined to blame the down swing in the record sales on illegal downloading...peer-to-peer networks, bloggers, 11-year-olds in their parents basement...all of them are the most evil people on the planet. But do you know who the b... more info

Rolling Stone — The Pope of Mope, Morrissey, returns this week with his ninth album, Years of Refusal. The former Smiths leader draws on emo (what else?), glam-rock riffs and plenty of cheeky punchlines on this three-and-a-half star effort that Will Hermes says show... more info

New York Times — New releases from Morrissey, Ryan Leslie and Thursday. more info

The Red Radio — We've been talking and writing and posting and blogging about this release for months. Anyone who reads this site regularly knows that we also double as a secret Morrissey fan site. We've got a whole section dedicated to the man.... more info

Monsters and Critics — Morrissey returns with the U.S. release of his new album ‘Years of RefusalÂ’ from Attack/Lost Highway, and M&C is giving more info

Topix — On Years of Refusal , Morrissey's new CD out today, the artist hasn't tweaked the formula very much. more info

Quick Before It Melts — Not since “You’re Gonna Need Someone On Your Side” introduced glam-rock to the Morrissey musical lexicon has he opened an album with such a bold and beautiful statement as “Something Is Squeezing My Skull”, the LA-punk rock ditty that ... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: News, Holy Hell, New MusicWe know that all good things must come to an end. But, like Morrissey, we'll declare the former Smiths frontman's retirement our own 'Years of Refusal.' (That's the title of his new album, out today. Eh, here's ... more info

NME — Conservative Party leader David Cameron has apologised for being a fan of Morrissey and The Smiths. more info