Stereogum — Crystal Stilts have always been masters of building arresting songs around Brad Hargett’s voice — a rich baritone that sounds like Morrissey dreaming about Ian Curtis — first with sparkling post-punk, then with a cinematic take on roadhouse roc... more info

NME — His previous deal with Warner-Chappell Music has come to an end after 30 years more info

The Daily Mail — His warbling tones are known the world over, but Morrissey has chosen to use the spoken word rather than song to express his latest work. more info

Stereogum — The Borat Movie can no longer claim the “randomest Pamela Anderson cameo” crown. Lately, Morrissey has been releasing short spoken-word videos for songs from his grand-return album World Peace Is None Of Your Business. We’ve seen him plaintivel... more info

NME — In the latest of a series of spoken word videos building up to his forthcoming album 'World Peace Is None Of Your Business', Morrissey debuts the video exclusively on NME.COM more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Tim Griffin Morrissey @ Austin Music Hall - 5/24/2014 After almost three years, with postponements and cancellations abound, Morrissey triumphantly returned to Austin to a sold-out Music Hall supporting his upcoming album World peace Is None Of Yo... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Bruce Lee watches Morrissey in Lincoln, NE last night (via @jmbiersmith) You may have already heard the title track to Morrissey's upcoming World Peace is None of Your Business and now you've got a second song to... more info

Stereogum — “Istanbul” was one of the World Peace Is None Of Your Business songs Morrissey reinterpreted as spoken word last week. Now the actual song is here, and it’s tremendous — a typically suave rocker powered by unexpectedly feral guitar riffs and ... more info

The Music Fix — Istanbul-ly for him! more info

NME — Singer reveals another song from new album 'World Peace Is None Of Your Business' more info