NME - Festivals — Who: Example Where and When: John Peel Stage, Friday Vibe: Not always seen as the home of pop, Glastonbury had some corkers on the bill this year with Tinie Tempah and Mr Elliot Gleave (better known by his stage name Example and if you're wondering... more info

Guardian Music — 2007: Number 42 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicWhen, in 2007, London superclub Fabric wanted to put out its first mix CD dedicated to the burgeoning genre of dubstep, it didn't go to any of the more established names:... more info

Guardian Music — 2010-present: Number 50 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance musicDubstep was never really supposed to be a popular album genre. The whomp-whomp basslines and awkwardly spacious half-step sonics made it difficult for vocalists t... more info

Altsounds — *Skream* has joined the Resident Advisor podcast ranks, contributing an exlcusive mix to make Resident Advisor's Podcast #259, featuring tracks from *Benga, Dub Police, Donaeo, The Weeknd* and.... *Prince*. Skream literally doesn't rest, quite clea... more info

Guardian Music — We've nearly covered 1,000 new bands, but we're not there yet. Not until we've introduced you to Paloma StoeckerHometown: London.The lineup: Paloma Stoecker (vocals, piano).The background: Delilah, currently on tour with Chase & Status, is a rising s... more info

Guardian Music — Once a vehicle for like-minded stars, these days supergroups allow unlikely friends to indulge their experimental sideI have a tone on my phone that announces the arrival of a new indie supergroup, and it's bleeping a lot at the moment. Appearing to ... more info

Addict Music — Dubstep producer and member of Magnetic Man, Skream, is to release his next single ‘Where You Should Be’ featuring Sam Frank on Tempa on May 16th. Skream — Where You Should Be feat. Sam Frank is an article from: Addict Music more info

Guardian Music — My Chemical Romance and Muse also headline, with the Cure and Primal Scream to perform at Bestival in SeptemberIt seems that, contrary to popular belief, nostalgia is every bit as good as it used to be, with Pulp, the Strokes and the Cure named as he... more info

Guardian Music — DJ Rob Da Bank's 'anything goes' strategy brings drum'n'bass-influenced group to Bestival's main stagePendulum are the surprise headline act to open this year's Bestival, the result of Rob Da Bank's "anything goes" approach to booking bands for the a... more info

NME - The Daily Download — The Shockwaves NME Awards 2011. A beautiful time of year when rockstars get shitfaced, dance on tables, break tables and...arrange musical collaborations? Seems to be the case with Skream and Miles Kane. The two met up at the big Brixton event las... more info