Guardian Music — British singer is latest artist to support Argentinian sovereignty of south Atlantic islands as diplomatic tensions riseThe singer Morrissey has become the latest celebrity to endorse Argentina's claims over the Falkland Islands, telling a crowd in t... more info
Here Comes The Flood —
Adam Ritchie has an exhibition at Artisan, London, showing his photos of The Velvet Underground and Pink Floyd.
The photographs capture the energy and colour of their legendary earliest appearances in New York and London. Some have been shown at t... more info
Sky News — Former Pink Floyd star Roger Waters believes Britain should return the Falkland Islands to Argentina, saying "Las Malvinas belong to Argentina". more info
Guardian Music — Chilean TV airs interview in which Pink Floyd founder condemns British policy on islands contested by ArgentinaChilean television has transmitted the controversial interview with Roger Waters in which the former Pink Floyd rock star said he believes ... more info
Stereogum — Hey, teachers! In celebration of this week’s release of Pink Floyd’s The Wall: Immersion Box Set, we’re giving out a copy of the boxed set, a copy of the remastered The Wall on vinyl, as well as a “Making Of” book about the famous record. T... more info
ContactMusic — Pink Floyd rocker Roger Waters has followed Sean Penns lead by wading into the Falklands Islands debate insisting the Atlantic Ocean archipelago should belong to Argentina Political arguments over the British-held islands have been re-ignited ahead o... more info
Guardian Music — Chilean TV quotes Pink Floyd founder and ex-bassist, a longtime critic of the Falklands war, as saying 'Las Malvinas belong to Argentina'The Falkland Islands should belong to Argentina, the former Pink Floyd bass player Roger Waters is reported as sa... more info
Topix — There was agreement, at first. In the summer of 1978, Roger Waters, Pink Floyd 's singer-bassist and primary songwriter, presented the other members with two sets of demos and a choice: Pick one for the next album. more info
Guardian Music — XOYO, LondonThe word of mouth about Django Django is growing deafening. As the London-via-Edinburgh quartet head towards the end of their first UK tour, the venue is so grotesquely rammed that crowd members appear to be taking turns to inhale and exh... more info
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