Guardian Music — All you need is a copy of the Streets' Skinner Scanner iPhone app and the Guardian ...If you haven't already downloaded the Skinner Scanner iPhone app, then it's probably time you did. Because this week the Streets will be giving away a track when yo... more info

ContactMusic — THE STREETS star MIKE SKINNER is taking his time over his upcoming debut as a movie director - because he finds the idea of a speedy turnaround "terrifying".The Dry Your Eyes hitmaker is set to release The Streets' last album, Computers and Blues, th... more info

Guardian Music — The Streets' debut album opened with Turn The Page, so it seems only fitting that Close The Book will be their last ever song. Here's the beat, loosen up, it's the Streets ... more info

Guardian Music — As Mike Skinner explains in his guardian.co.uk/music takeover video, Drake is one of his favourite MCs. That's why he asked Ben Thompson to dissect the Canadian rapper's geniusThe first time I experienced Drake, it was as an absence. Cough-syrup laur... more info

Guardian Music — Mike Skinner managed to sneak into the Guardian offices over the weekend and seize control of the music site. He tells us what he's got planned for the next few days ... more info

Guardian Music — There will be no more Streets life for Mike Skinner. In fact, this week's guardian.co.uk/music may just be the last you ever hear of one of the UK's most influential actsAs of today the Streets are no more. They have ceased to be. Mike Skinner is an ... more info

Guardian Music — Mike Skinner seizes control of guardian.co.uk/music for a week of podcasts, free tracks and, er, his retirement more info

Gigwise — He posts 'closed' sign online... more info

Guardian Music — (679/Atlantic)"I go out without a blink," Mike Skinner tells us on his fifth and final Streets album. He's talking about going to the pub, but the valedictory note is hard to overlook, as is the massive understatement. The geezer poet laureate is goi... more info

The Telegraph — Skinner has manfully swum against the tide of rap's machismo with 'Computers and Blues'. more info