Altsounds — This one's kind of a great story; the ladies in Uganda had covered Joe Purdy's "Suitcase," then Joe covered REM, and then Mike Mills did Billy's "Sing Their Souls Back Home." Shortly afterwards Mike saw Billy at SXSW, told him he had covered his ... more info

NME — 'Organised compassion is the message,' Bragg explains more info

Pitchfork — Nobody in the music world seems to like Arizona's controversial new immigration law, but people are divided on how to approach it. Rage Against the Machine frontman Zack de la Rocha has helped organized the Sound Strike, a protest that involves va... more info

NME - The Video Blog — The warm cider has been drunk, the tents have been packed away and the wellies have been dusted off. Glastonbury 2010 has finished, relive the weekend now with our video round-up. NME caught half of Vampire Weekend backstage to chat about their Euro... more info

Guardian Music — Whether you're busking in the Green Fields or headlining the Pyramid Stage, there's no place like Glastonbury for a performer. Laura Barton went backstage with Dizzee Rascal, Shakira and others to see how they prepare for the gig of their livesDizze... more info

NME — 'We're providing the red edge to the green politics that this festival is famous for,' declares singer-songwriter more info

Totally Fuzzy — Willard said... ALFONIA TIMS & HIS FLYING TIGERS Future Funk/Uncut (1982) FIRST TIME ONLINE? Long lost cassettte-only, downtown funk/jazz/rock release. Tims died 3 weeks before this was released and his bistering funk vision died with him. DON'T MISS... more info

Guardian Music — Paul Morley interrupts Billy Bragg's World Cup viewing to get some Glastonbury guidance ahead of his first ever festivalBilly Bragg's at home watching the World Cup. I get the feeling he's taking the commitment very seriously indeed and imagine him s... more info

Guardian Music — Paul Morley continues his preparation for his first-ever Glastonbury by talking to festival stalwart Billy Bragg about Michael Eavis and his ethos for organising the eventPaul MorleyPascal Wyse more info

Guardian Music — Ahead of his first ever Glastonbury, Paul Morley travels to Worthy Farm to ask the festival's organiser what he has missedVisit guardian.co.uk/music tomorrow when Paul will get some final Glasto tips from Billy Bragg and La Roux's Elly Jackson I arri... more info