Stopcryingyourheartout.com — This weekend on air, we’ll be harking back to the mid 90s glory days.All weekend, we’ll be taking a wide legged swagger down memory lane and dedicating our schedule to Britpop. We’ll be racking up the classics – Oasis, Blu... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — Voting has opened on Gigwise to find your favourite English band for St George’s Day.You can vote on a host of acts, including The Rolling Stones, Radiohead, Frankie Goes To Hollywood and The Beatles.Other acts in our Rate or Slate feature inc... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Blur have released their new one-off single as a free download for fans, and you can get it right now just by clicking www.blur.co.uk.  The track is called Fool’s Day, and is the first... more info

NME — Gorillaz and Blur man jokes about Cowell's trousers more info

Here Comes The Flood — It was caused quite a stir when Britpop band Blur announced that they would release a new single for Record Store Day. The 1000 copies sold out pretty fucking fast and are being sold on eBay for ridiculous prizes. The band now offers it as a free... more info

Its Getting Boring By The Sea — When Summer Camp first reared their heads in late 2009 they were one of the most mysterious 'mystery' bands around. Unlike some others who have become slightly less inchanting as they revealed their identity Summer Camp still seem like one of the mos... more info

411 Mania — The giants of Britrock face off in a no hold barred battle in this weeks 3ls… more info

Pitchfork — Last Saturday's Record Store Day was a resounding success. According to a press release, 1,400 stores participated, and sales and attendance were up across the board. But even if you showed up at your local vinyl emporium at the butt-crack of dawn, t... more info

Stereogum — Although Record Store Day always yields some high-profile goodies, this year the offerings were particularly noteworthy, with a new track from Blur and this “new” track from the Rolling Stones. Context: Next month the Stones re-release their ‘7... more info

Guardian Music — From dubstep to R&B-sampling exercises to plaintive piano tracks, producer James Blake is recasting intelligent urban musicHometown: London.The lineup: James Blake (vocals, music, production).The background: James Blake is a 22-year-old producer who ... more info