Popdose — Bigmouth strikes again: Robin Monica meets you at the cemetry gates to observe the 25th anniversary of the seminal British album. more info

Stereogum — Last year when Meat Is Murder celebrated its 25th anniversary, we asked musicians like Zach Condon, Drew Daniel, Frankie Rose, Jamie Stewart, the No Age dudes, and Pictureplane for their memories of, and attachments to, the record. It’s a year late... more info

Guardian Music — Perth Concert Hall, PerthThe world of Steven Patrick Morrissey becomes ever more a jurisdiction unto itself. Citing the prime minister's stance on hunting, the 52-year-old animal rights activist recently supported his former Smiths bandmate Johnny Ma... more info

NME — The Smiths legend plays three new tracks to Perth audience more info

The Telegraph — Morrissey talks about privacy for the famous, the Royal family, and his former band. more info

Totally Fuzzy — (Granada TV production for ITV 1, UK) Special feature about the story of the Smiths, with previously unseen performance and behind-the-scenes footage. Includes interview with Mike Joyce, Andy Rourke, Sandie Shaw, John Peel, Stephen Street and many o... more info

Guardian Music — May 1986: Number 41 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of World and Folk musicOn his Radio 1 show, John Peel was just as likely to play dub, country, salsa, Afrobeat and Mongolian throat singers as he was Nurse With Wound B-sides at th... more info

Totally Fuzzy — 25th Anniversary of its release today 16th June 2011! The Queen Is Dead is the third studio album by the English rock band The Smiths. It was released on 16 June 1986 in the United Kingdom by Rough Trade Records and released in the United States on... more info

NME - The Bands Blog — This week's NME is a special issue celebrating the 25th anniversary of The Smiths' seminal 1986 album 'The Queen Is Dead'. We spoke to guitarist Johnny Marr about the making of the record for the magazine - here are some extra words from the axeman ... more info

Guardian Music — May 1982: Number 10 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicOn 27 January 1984, music show The Tube visited the Haçienda. As part of the evening, Madonna was filmed lip-syncing Holiday with a couple of dancers. The clip still... more info