Consequence of Sound — To coincide with a reissuing of the Undertones' first two full-lengths. more info

Stereogum — We haven’t heard a lot of music from the semi-reclusive My Bloody Valentine mastermind Kevin Shields since his band came back with its triumphant m b v album in 2013. But this morning, we’re getting some new Shields music in a very unexpected fro... more info

Nialler9 — As part of a 40th anniversary remaster and digital release of seminal Northern Irish punk band The Undertones’ first two albums Undertones and Hypnotised, Kevin Shields of My Bloody Valentine has remixed the band’s 1979 single ‘Get Over i... more info

Gigwise — To continue 2016's 40th anniversary celebrations surrounding the birth of punk, one of the era's best bands, The Undertones, are releasing a 7" remix by Kevin Shields of their classic 'Get Over You'. You can listen to it first on Gigwise below. Tak... more info

NME — A new remix of ‘Get Over You’ by My Bloody Valentine’s Kevin Shields will also be released more info

Popdose — Rife with the twang of 12-string Rickenbackers galore, harmonies, melody and swinging beats – this is the embodiment of Arvidson & Butterflies and their self-titled debut album.  What makes this a bit more interesting is that this six-piece band h... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Telegram formed in London back in 2013. With Welsh singer Matt Saunders' trilly style, the band sounds like The Undertones, if they formed in Cardiff instead of Derry, Ireland...and were produced by Eno. (Unsurprisingly there's a littl... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Philly riffers Sheer Mag will release their second 7" EP via Katorga Works later this year. Like last year's debut, it's greasy, sneery, late-'70s style rock n' roll: think Thin Lizzy, The Runaways or The Undertones. You... more info

Nialler9 — Just last night I  watched Good Vibrations, the film about Terri Hooley, the music-mad maverick bad businessman who opened a record shop during the Troubles in Belfast before going on to champion local punk like The Undertones, The Outcasts and Rud... more info

Sweeping The Nation — The start of a very occasional series takes as its key point the obvious and undeniable fact that the list of NME covers on Wikipedia is the very best page on the internet. But why stop there? Why can't we chart the whole of pop culture by rise a... more info