Magnet Magazine — 45 years ago today, the Jam released Setting Sons. Tin soldier men. Read our Paul Weller feature: The post The Jam Released “Setting Sons” 45 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

New York Post — The '80s icon swoops into Brooklyn's Kings Theatre on Sept. 7. more info

JamBase — Aaron "Neddy" Stein details a Jam Menagerie of recent album releases by the likes of Moon Goose, Possum and Dire Wolves more info

Totally Fuzzy — "Movin" music video by JesselleeeeAdded: 01-08-2019Genre : Hip-HopDescription : Jesselleeee “Movin” (WSHH Exclusive - Official Music Video)Watch the official music video for “Movin” by Jesselleeee.Feed The Family Entertainment... more info

JamBase — Mountain Jam organizers have hinted the 2019 lineup will be heavy on jam acts. more info

Obscure Sound — “5-Star Flying”, a cut from Jaz Mattu’s debut album Sanguine Man, is quick to get started. Quivering, post-punk-inspired vocals and hypnotic guitar reverberation is prominent from the get-go, reminding of a cross between The Jam and Franz Ferdi... more info

Stereogum — Arcade Fire have been the musical guests on Saturday Night Live a whopping five times over the years, four as themselves and one as Mick Jagger's backing band, and they sat down for an interview to reflect on their deep involvement and roots with the... more info

Guardian Music — Leeds Arena The Jam and Style Council frontman works hard to warm an arena crowd wary of anything but the classics, but triumphs on his own termsIf Paul Weller played the arena game, he’d have massive luminous Mod targets and nostalgic picture... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — ToutsFrom: Derry, IrelandThe explosive Bomb Scare from Derry trio Touts sounds like Stiff Little Fingers fronted by Joe Strummer, it sounds like The Jam fronted by Jake Burns. It's angry, it's loud, it's fiery, it's volatile, it's... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — Cross WiresFrom: London, EnglandWalking Wounded from London quartet Cross Wires sounds like The Jam meeting The Chords at an underground Britpop disco. It's the point at which punk morphed into the mod revival. It's so good I've got my mo... more info