Dlisted — The part of the chewed-up piece of steak fat called my heart that holds a special place for the 90s filled with tears earlier this month when Chumbawamba broke up with each other, but now that place can stop weeping thanks to No Doubt jumping into B... more info

Guardian Music — Catch up with the last seven days in the world of musicThis weekAs Britain experiences a remarkably rainy July, it's perhaps not surprising that people are less keen to venture out and watch some bands – and this week has been a particularly bad on... more info

ContactMusic — Chumbawamba have split after 30 years The Tubthumping group revealed yesterday 09 07 12 that they are calling it quits on their musical career saying their time was finally at an end following decades of ideas and melodies endless meetin... more info

Starpulse — "Tubthumping" British punk band Chumbawamba have split after 30 years together. The band announced the news on its website on Monday. A statement read: "That's it then, it's the end with neither a... Read More > more info

Guardian Music — After 30 years of getting knocked down, the anarchist band aren't getting up again – which is good news for John PrescottAfter 30 years of getting knocked down, Chumbawamba are not going to get up again. The art-punk band are "finally at an end", t... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Tubthumping hitmakers Chumbawamba have split. more info

411 Mania — They got knocked down once and for all… more info

Chorus.fm — After 30 years together, *Chumbawamba* (http://www.chumba.com/) are breaking up (http://www.chumba.com/). We felt we'd got to a point where what we did as a band – and specifically the writing, recording, touring cycle – wasn't doi... more info

ContactMusic — Tubthumping hitmakers Chumbawamba have split The British punk band announced the sad news to fans on its website on Monday 09Jul12 The statement read Thats it then its the end with neither a whimper a bang or a reunion Thirty years of idea... more info

Guardian Music — It's out now: Folk the Banks, from a new record label that aims to bankroll the Occupy movement in the UKA casual observer could be forgiven for thinking that Occupy London had run out of steam: media attention seems to have drifted away from the enc... more info