ContactMusic — British rocker Ian Brown has blasted his former Stone Roses bandmate John Squire for edging him out of songwriting duties as the group disintegrated. The Fools Gold hitmakers split in 1996, less than 18 months after the release of their second alb... more info

Guardian Music — Artist and musician John Squire talks about his love of Patrick Heron's work, which features in the Watercolour exhibition at Tate Britain more info

Guardian Music — Jarvis Cocker stood behind me at a Blur gig last summer looking puzzled. Could he have predicted the joyous reception of Pulp's reunion?Last year, like many people who were 15 in 1995, I went to see one of Blur's reunion dates at Hyde Park in London.... more info

Scotsman.com — IT'S the eve of John Squire's latest exhibition opening, his first in Scotland. Is he looking forward to it? "No," he says firmly. "I like seeing the work, more info

NME - The Bands Blog — Testing musicians’ memories after a lifetime of abuse. This Week: Mani Which famous guitarist was rumoured to have offered to replace John Squire in 1996? “Slash. Is it true? Maybe it is, maybe it isn’t. I haven’t got a fucking Scooby Doo! S... more info

The Independent — Former Stone Roses guitarist John Squire talks to The Independent Online about why he exchanged his guitar for a paintbrush ahead of an exhibition of his artwork, alongside that of Sanchita Islam, at Bristol's The Square Gallery next week: more info

Guardian Music — He's from Stoke and he's rubbish at Guitar Hero but why doesn't Slash wear any undies? We sent Rich Pelley undercover to find outHi, Slash. Are you surprised you're not dead?I've been sober for a couple of years so it doesn't surprise me as much as i... more info

Stopcryingyourheartout.com — It was a smart move by the NME to beat those Christmas deadlines - and I really enjoyed this week's Oasis tribute issue.No band has ever given such consistently great interviews, from Liam Gallagher's "madferit!" stream-of-consciousness to Noel's sha... more info

Fantastic Weapon — The Stone Roses were an English alternative rock band formed in Manchester in 1984. They were one of the pioneering groups of the Madchester movement that was active during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The band's most notable lineup consisted of v... more info

NME — New postcard project set to go live in London more info