ContactMusic — Jarvis Cocker wants Pulp to reform for next year's Glastonbury Festival.The singer is keen to follow in the footsteps of fellow Britpop band Blur and reunite for... more info

Guardian Music — Shepherds Bush Empire, LondonKnown here primarily as an actor, Charlotte Gainsbourg is a platinum-selling pop star in her native France, having recorded her notorious debut hit, the inflammatory 1985 duet Lemon Incest, with her father and national ic... more info

Guardian Music — Jarvis Cocker will broadcast his 6Music show live from the Port Eliot Festival (22-25 Jul, Port Eliot Estate, St Germans, Cornwall, porteliotfestival.com) where you can enjoy Alabama 3, Talvin Singh, Luke Haines, the Leisure Society, plus a nature di... more info

Guardian Music — Folk legend Richard Thompson reflects on his line-up for Britain's most eclectic summer festival"It's a lovely thing," says Richard Thompson. "Who wouldn't relish an opportunity like this? It's an opportunity for me to show off some of my favourite a... more info

Guardian Music — There's more to great songwriting than being Dylan – she wittily sketches situations and sets the lyrics to irresistible melodiesLily Allen's winning three Ivor Novello awards – the gong most coveted by musicians because it recognises songwriting... more info

Guardian Music — The singer's field recordings for the National Trust are the most radical, forward-thinking music of the yearRock and pop music, and assorted mutant sub-genres, is so everyday, so available, so not as special as it once was before it became so much a... more info

Pitchfork — Sometimes we all just need to calm the fuck down. And now we have an ambient, found-sounds album produced and mixed by none other than Jarvis Cocker to help us to do exactly that. You can download it for free here. The BBC reports that the 33-minute ... more info

Sky News — Here's another unlikely coalition for you - Jarvis Cocker has teamed up with the National Trust to release an album of birdsongs, creaky floorboards and trickling water. more info

Scotsman.com — FORMER Pulp star Jarvis Cocker has swapped Common People for calming people – releasing an album of tweeting birds, crashing waves and creaking stairs. more info

The Independent — Jarvis Cocker's transformation from indie music's enfant terrible to unlikely pin-up of the cream tea and country house set appeared complete yesterday, when it emerged that he had teamed up with the National Trust to curate an album of soothing sou... more info