Guardian Music — Even after six months of listening, I still find Laura Marling's latest album so beautiful that it can bring me close to tearsIf, over the last six months, you have happened to ask me just what I have been listening to, most likely I will have raved ... more info

Rolling Stone — Whenever rock & roll appears in advertisements, some fans protest. A few years ago, Rolling Stone tracked the Worst Rock Sell-Outs Ever! (”All you need is Luvs” … diapers) and the Best Rock Sell-Outs Ever! (VW adopts Nick Drake’s “Pink Moon... more info

Guardian Music — His debut album was nominated for the Mercury prize – then his label locked away the followup. For his third album, Fionn Regan is going it aloneFionn Regan sits in the ­window of an east London cafe, all spindly limbs and a great scoop of ... more info

Guardian Music — Hammersmith Apollo, LondonIn a 1999 Guardian critics' poll of ­alternative albums, Todd ­Rundgren was the only artist apart from Nick Drake with two albums in the top 10. One was A Wizard, a True Star, his 1973 cult masterpiece made up of a sid... more info

Guardian Music — Last week we asked you to remember music about forgetting. Now we want you to suggest songs that have gone to la la landAmid all the songs about forgetting, those about remembering, those about trying not to remember, and, finally, those about gettin... more info

Guardian Music — This hoarse whisperer sounds like an ageing American blues singer ... not bad for a twentysomething lad from EssexHometown: Motorway services, UK.The lineup: John Smith (voice, guitar).The background: He couldn't be more inauspiciously named, and yet... more info

Guardian Music — Wilton's Music Hall, LondonHaving been out of the public eye for the last few years, Britain's favourite hairy singing siblings had their work cut out with their first headlining London concert. They charmed audiences in 2005 with a debut filled with... more info

Guardian Music — Brighton DomePosthumous leaps in popularity come no more dramatic than that experienced by Nick Drake. During his brief recording career, he would have struggled to draw enough fans to fill the Brighton Dome's gents. Today, demand to hear his music p... more info

Scotsman.com — WAY TO BLUE: SONGS OF NICK DRAKE **** GLASGOW ROYAL CONCERT HALL more info

BBC 6 Music — British folk icon remembered by producer Joe Boyd and four gigs around the UK more info