WFMU's Beware of the Blog — In '79, Leicester's Disco Zombies self-released their debut single: "Drums Over London." The tune was a strong, driving punk number, a mix of the Buzzcocks' charged pop and Subway Sect's ironic commentary on life in the UK. But the ir... more info

Guardian Music — Best known for her Buzzcocks record sleeves and for her friendship with Morrissey, Linder is now exhibited at the Tate. Her montages and unruly performances continue to impress'One name seemed sufficient." Since the late 1970s, the English artist Li... more info

Altsounds — *The Whip NEW UK SHOWS ANNOUNCED Album 'Wired Together' released September 19th, 2011* The Whip did a series of covers for 'JD Set' last year. Here is a video of them doing 'You Say You Don't Love Me' by The Buzzcocks, alongside Tim Burgess from The... more info

Guardian Music — A weekly podcast that showcases the vibrant quirkiness of BBC6 MusicThe Joy of 6 (BBC 6Music), a weekly podcast of the station's highlights, is a handy catchup thing if you've been on holiday or unfolding big news stories have kept you listening to s... more info

Indie Selections For Your Erections — This week’s show was extra long, given that I filled in for the DJ with the show after me. Four hours in a radio station is a long time! Thus this week is cut into two different blocks, as one four hour mp3 is a bit insane. I played a bit m... more info

Altsounds — There are hardly any bands performing today that genuinely deserve the adjective 'legendary'. *Buzzcocks* are one of those very few. Their achievements are staggering: one of the original holy trinity of British punk (with the Sex Pistols and the Cla... more info

NME - Festivals — How great was last night? NME had a fist-pumping old time watching The National headline the Obelisk stage, and we heard great things via the NME Festivals App from those of you who were watching Esben & The Witch and Bombay Bicycle Club. Here's our ... more info

Killed By Death Records — Northern Londoners who formed in late 1979 under the influence of the mod scene as well as Gen X, Buzzcocks etc, but according to themselves they never managed to be “good” enough to be a mod band, so they decieded … Continue reading → more info

Totally Fuzzy — Classic Albums: Nirvana – Nevermind is a documentary DVD released by Eagle Vision in March 2005, as part of the Classic Albums series. It features interviews specifically for this release with members of the band and Nevermind album producer Butch... more info

Guardian Music — 4 June 1976: Number 8 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of indie musicGoogle the words "Sex Pistols Lesser Free Trade Hall 1976", or simply "4 June 1976", and you can use the resultant 22,600,000 pieces of information to piece togethe... more info