The Devil Has The Best Tuna — GAGGLEFrom:  London, United KingdomIf you're on the hunt for a large female choir and find the Military Wives a little too establishment, a little too bland, a little too dull then the 20ish girl strong GAGGLE are the choir for you. GAGGLE is a resp... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — Mere WomenFrom: Sydney, AustraliaIf you like your music to be a little strange, a little left field and quite a long way from the mainstream then you really should be heading over to Australia (virtually not literally). The quite brilliant New Weird ... more info

Guardian Music — Twice a week we invite independent music writers and bloggers to tell us about what they do. Today: a site 'bringing you music from the past, present and quite possibly the future'Who are you and what's your blog called?I'm Andy von Pip and I run the... more info

NME - Radar — And here's my favourite Savages track so far. The flipside to the recently-blogged 'Husbands', it's called 'Flying To Berlin' and it reminds me a bit of this by The Slits. [...] Read more! more info

Guardian Music — All the great post-punk bands are invoked on this all-girl four-piece's dark, dramatic and devastating debutHometown: London.The lineup: Jehnny Beth (vocals), Ayse Hassan (bass), Fay Milton (drums) and Gemma Thompson (guitar).The background: Husbands... more info

Guardian Music — Neneh Cherry, who stormed into the 80s with Buffalo Stance, is back – with an avant-garde jazz album. She tells Jude Rogers why it took her so longNeneh Cherry sits in her manager's fashionable office, wearing a necklace made out of a mousetrap tha... more info

Guardian Music — For three nights at the Great Escape festival in Brighton - the biggest showcase of new bands in Europe - the Guardian hosted a New Band of the Day stage, curated by the author of our daily column, Paul LesterFor more coverage of the Great Escape, in... more info

Guardian Music — In 1977, the punk movement collided with the Queen's silver jubilee, and the Sex Pistols chose to mark the event with a provocative boat trip on the Thames. As another royal jubilee beckons, some who were there tell us about those heady daysFor the S... more info

Guardian Music — A 70s punk shocker, messy Madchester in the 80s, a 90s Britpop feud, and the X Factor Grinch in the 00s: on the eve of its 60th birthday next month, four NME editors pick their favourite covers and recall what defined their timesThe Slits: 8 Septembe... more info

Guardian Music — She was a pioneer of the punk movement… and a legend in Boy George's lunchtimeFor the punk generation, Poly Styrene, the late punk songstress and poet, was a true legend, her style ironic and iconic. Polly was the prototype for Ugly Betty with brac... more info