Impose Magazine — J. Irvin Dally has the ability to invoke a deeper sadness in his covers, take his slowed version of the Rolling Stones' "Wild Horses" for example. The kid has got some pipes and he knows how to take you to that reflective place where your eyes gl... more info

Prefix — No, Mick and Keef aren't getting bionic transplants to prop up their dessicated rock n' roll bodies. Instead, the Rolling ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/rolling-stones-get-new-tongue/66725/ more info

ContactMusic — The Rolling Stones have recruited street artist Shepard Fairey to rework their iconic logo for the bands 50th anniversary The Brown Sugar hitmakers unveiled the sleek new take on their classic tongue-and-lips design to mark their half-century in rock... more info

Guardian Music — To mark their 50th anniversary, the band asked artist Shephard Fairey to update rock's most famous piece of brandingThe Rolling Stones have unveiled a new logo to mark their 50th anniversary. American artist Shepard Fairey was commissioned for the pr... more info

Guardian Music — From Devo to the Zutons, we expose your songs with deep and dark desiresLast week's call for songs about secrets brought forth a host of suggestions of forgotten and obscure music as you opened your closet doors and got the tunes out in the open.Afte... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The news that Madison Square Garden's parent corporation is buying and renovating the Forum in Inglewood should prompt cheers from L.A. music fans. Those who have been around a while remember it as the marquee concert venue in the area for much of ro... more info

ContactMusic — Mick Taylor was stunned after reading Keith Richards autobiography as he had no idea his former Rolling Stones bandmate desperately wanted him to stay in the group Taylor joined the rockers in 1969 to replace Brian Jones in the line-up but he walked ... more info

ContactMusic — In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine Keith Richards revealed that the door is wide open for Jack White to produce the next Rolling Stones album This year marks the bands 50th anniversary and whilst they have kept celebrations relatively low-ke... more info

Guardian Music — 'The door is wide open,' says the Stones guitarist, who has previously recorded music with the former White Stripes manThe Rolling Stones' next album could be produced by Jack White. "[It's] always a possibility," Keith Richards told Rolling Stone ma... more info

ContactMusic — Keith Richards says the door is wide open for Jack White to produce The Rolling Stones The legendary Paint it Black bands guitarist said they are meeting next month to discuss plans to celebrate their 50th anniversary and he is keen for the... more info