ContactMusic — Mike Skinner has mixed feelings about ending The Streets. The musician announced in 2008 his fifth album as The Streets will be the last because he feels he's exhausted all the musical possibilities of the indie-hip hop sound he pioneered but he admi... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Mike Skinner talks to the Observer about why the next album by the Streets might be his last. Jacket Copy shares readers and writers' literary resolutions for 2011. Monday's updates to the online "best books of 2010" lists included the... more info

Guardian Music — Mike Skinner's the Streets gave British rap a voice of its own and changed the course of pop music. With his fifth, reportedly brilliant, album due out next month, the charismatic 32-year-old talks candidly about music, fame and fatherhood – and wh... more info

Guardian Music — Eight mercifully un-hyped new and returning acts we're rather excited about1. Anna CalviThe mark of, if not a great, then at least an interesting artist is that when they emerge blinking into the public eye, they have a sound that's already, unmistak... more info

Chorus.fm — Read a track-by-track run down of Computers and Blues, the new album from *The Streets* (http://www.myspace.com/thestreets), here (http://www.the-fly.co.uk/words/features/8918/the-streets-%E2%80%98computers-and-blues%E2%80%99-//-first-listen). more info

White Folks Get Crunk — Our home girl Winnie Cooper just passed this new mix our way. Cream Soup Mix by Christian Flores HNNY – I Want To Know What Love Is Rick Ross ft Drake, Chrisette Michele – Aston Martin Music The Streets – Going Through Hell (Diplo Remix) Wiz ... more info

Guardian Music — Three of the next year's most hotly tipped female acts tell us about their Mercury hopes, the future of the music business, and what they would spin at Will and Kate's weddingClare MaguireHow has 2010 been for you?It's been a remarkable year. I've ... more info

melophobe — Parts one and two are complete and now Wednesday brings part three! I have some more mp3s I’ve saved up for you to get into that holiday spirit, with some outlasting the Christmas cheer to be carried all the way to March when the temperature finall... more info

Scotsman.com — I'M WATCHING history repeat itself, thanks to Matt Cardle and The X Factor. Back in 1991, the Pet Shop Boys released a cover of U2's Where The Streets Have No Name. more info

Core News — “Annie Mac provides the official start to the weekend.” Check out other Annie Mac shows in my archive and subscribe to the feed to get good music in the future. You can also follow Core News on Facebook and Twitter. BBC Radio 1 Annie Mac Mashup 2... more info