BBC News - UK — The son of Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren burns punk memorabilia said to be worth £5m. more info

Consequence of Sound — The destroyed lot including Sex Pistols recordings, clothing belonging to Westwood and Johnny Rotten, and a Sid Vicious doll. more info

Yahoo! Music — LONDON (AP) — Don't get nostalgic about punk music — and if you do, don't go collecting memorabilia from the glory days of the Sex Pistols. more info

Stereogum — The Sex Pistols’ debut single “Anarchy In The UK” came out 40 years ago today. To celebrate, the son of Sex Pistols svengali Malcolm McLaren and punk designer Vivienne Westwood just burned £5 million of rare punk memorabilia outside Buckingham... more info

Reuters — LONDON (Reuters) - The son of Sex Pistols manager Malcolm McLaren said he would set fire to millions of dollars of punk memorabilia on Saturday, as a protest against the musical scene's appropriation by the mainstream. more info

The Mirror — The punk star claims psychological damage from the abuse contributed to him developing a sexual addiction later in life more info

Chorus.fm — Apparently back in 1996 the Sex Pistols considered releasing new music. NME reports that the lone dissenter was John Lydon. Matlock went on to reveal that he had been keen to write new music during their first reunion: “Back in 1996, there was a bi... more info

Time — He's photographed everyone from the Rolling Stones and Lou Reed to the Sex Pistols more info

Consequence of Sound — 40 years ago, the Sex Pistols’ debut single changed the shape of punk to come. more info

New York Post — The Sex Pistols and the Clash stole all the headlines, but when it comes to British punk, it was the Damned who were first out of the blocks. The Londoners released their fast-and-furious first single “New Rose” 40 years ago this October — a fu... more info