Guardian Music — Radio presenter and composer known for his TV theme music'Big George" Webley, who has died suddenly aged 53, was a larger-than-life figure who combined the careers of talk-radio broadcaster and prolific composer and arranger of television themes, for... more info

Guardian Music — Tyler the Creator touches down to talk goblins, chillwave and the trouble with saying stupid stuffTyler Okonma, better known as Tyler the Creator, 20-year-old frontman of Odd Future, the world's most notorious rap group, is having a fit. He was sitti... more info

Topix — A group in Britain is campaigning to get the Sex Pistols' 'God Save the Queen' to the top of the charts when Prince William and Kate Middleton wed on April 29. more info

Guardian Music — One of the punk era's original talents who fronted the band X-Ray SpexIt did not take long for the punk rock movement of the 1970s to lose its creative impetus and lapse into tedious repetition, but Poly Styrene, who has died of cancer aged 53, remai... more info

Guardian Music — Even while battling cancer in a hospice, the former X-Ray Spex singer was talking about writing new songs and fighting cynicism. Here was a pop star who truly made a differenceThe internet is already melting with the warmth and love extended towards ... more info

Gigwise — Bassist pays tribute to late singer... more info

ContactMusic — The stars of Britain's most famous rock groups, including the Beatles, Rolling Stones and Sex Pistols, have been tipped to come together to form a spectacular supergroup for the launch of the London Olympics. Organisers of the upcoming 2012 games.... more info

ContactMusic — A rare recording of the Sex Pistols' God Save The Queen has been named the world's most valuable vinyl disc. Experts value A&M Records' copy of God Save The Queen at $12,800 (8,000), since the punk legends were dropped by the label before the... more info

Guardian Music — The veteran DJ talks us through some tracks to add joy and sparkle to Prince William's nuptials – and you can try them at home or in the street tooNorman Jay has never been to a royal wedding street party. "But I did go to one for the Jubilee cele... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Beady Eye performed the first night of their Irish Tour on Thursday April 14th 2011 live at Dublin’s Olympia Theatre, and believe us when we say that it was a top notch gig! Dublin indie rockers Cheap Freaks got the crowd warmed up and they really ... more info