The Devil Has The Best Tuna — SomehowFrom: Paris, FranceErwan Pépiot, aka Somehow (featured on the blog in July, New Sights To Delight Your Eyes - 9th July 2017), is a DIY multi-instrumentalist based in Paris with a bag full of sweet indie pop gems in his bag. The beguiling E... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — White ApeFrom: London, EnglandAs a vegetarian you might expect me to dislike Eat More Meat, the new single from English post punks White Ape (first featured on the blog  in February last year If The Kids Were United). However it's not an advert... more info

Uncut — It's from their deluxe reissue of The Queen Is Dead It's from their deluxe reissue of The Queen Is Dead The post Listen to The Smiths previously unreleased demo for “I Know It’s Over” appeared first on Uncut. more info

Chorus.fm — The Smiths’ previously unreleased demo of “I Know It’s Over” can be streamed below via Pitchfork. more info

Stereogum — The Smiths' The Queen Is Dead is getting a deluxe reissue later this month. We've already heard a previously unreleased live cut from a show the band played in Boston in 1986, and today Pitchfork debuted an unheard demo of "I Know It's Over." Listen ... more info

Uncut — The Beatles, Beck, The Smiths and Woody Guthrie all feature in the new issue The Beatles, Beck, The Smiths and Woody Guthrie all feature in the new issue The post This month in Uncut appeared first on Uncut. more info

Chorus.fm — The Smiths have released the live version of “Rubber Ring/What She Said/Rubber Ring.” The track, which can be streamed below, comes from the live disc on the upcoming boxset for The Queen is Dead. more info

Stereogum — The Smiths are releasing a deluxe reissue of their seminal 1986 album The Queen Is Dead next month. The 3-CD box set will include a remastered version of the original LP, a second disc of demos and b-sides, and a third disc featuring the previously u... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Morrissey, lead singer of the Smiths, beloved cultural icon, the Pope of Mope, is a character built for a biopic, with his James Dean-inspired pompadour and earnestly morose lyrics born out of working-class ennui and teenage depression. Mark Gillâ�... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Vol. 1 Brooklyn interviewed author Catherine Lacey. The Quietus reconsidered the Smiths' last studio album, Strangeways Here We Come, released 30 years ago. n+1 shared an excerpt from Jarett Kobek's novel The Future Won't Be Long. Steve Earle shared ... more info