Guardian Music — It's Friday, and who better to serenade the end of your working week than the Music Weekly team? We kick off the show with electro-popster Ellie Goulding. Paul MacInnes hears from the "hotly tipped" singer about working with synth wizard Starsmith, h... more info

Thrash Hits — Skunk Anansie headlined Glastonbury once. No, really. Amit Sharma went along to catch their re-union tour when it rolled into Brixton. There’s not really that much British Music to be proud of from the nineties: we were bombarded with Britpop... more info

Thrash Hits — Skunk Anansie Smashes and Trashes: The Greatest Hits One Little Indian 02 November 2009 by Jon Kerr John Major’s Britain was embarrassing: I mean no-one gets inspired by the kid who wet himself at school, do they? In searching for a new identity t... more info

The Music Fix — Review: Skunk Anansie are back - is it a smash or just trash? more info

411 Mania — … Serj Tankian/System of a Down, Skunk Anansie, Slayer, Slipknot, the Smashing Pumpkins, Stereophonics among others including Soundgraden, Satyricon and Seether. Also responses to your comments and thoughts about how awesome it is when your... more info

The Music Fix — News: The Chemists have been confirmed as special guests of the recently reformed Brit - Rockers Skunk Anansie on their forthcoming European tour. This will coincide with the release of The Chemists debut album “Theories of Dr Lovelock, whic... more info

Altsounds — *The Chemists* have been confirmed as special guests of the recently reformed Brit - Rockers *Skunk Anansie* on their forthcoming European tour. This will coincide with the release of The Chemists debut album “*Theories of Dr Lovelock, *whic... more info

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Guardian Music — Feisty rockers Skunk Anansie are back. And this time they're taking things easy'It smells in here," says Skunk Anansie's singer Skin, leading the way into the band's east London rehearsal room. It is small, crowded with cables and drum kits – ... more info

BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat — The reformed political rockers return from the wilderness with new songs and a new 'vibe' - all because of the bass player's dog. more info