Magnet Magazine — Best way to celebrate April Fools’ Day? The last track on the Stone Roses’ classic self-titled debut: “Fools Gold.” The post Happy April Fools’ Day From The Stone Roses And MAGNET appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Stereogum — Earlier this year Shirley Manson reunited her pre-Garbage band Angelfish, whose initial run only lasted for a couple of years in the mid-'90s, for a Palestine benefit concert where they covered the Stone Roses' classic "I Wanna Be Adored." On a simil... more info

Stereogum — In the past few weeks, Like A Version, the long-running video series from the Australian radio network Triple J, has featured Turnstile covering the Stone Roses and Oklou taking on Plain White T's' "Hey There Delilah" on cello. Lucy Dacus toured Aust... more info

Stereogum — Turnstile don't play a lot of cover songs. Early on, they would whip up crowds by playing canonical hardcore anthems from bands like Bad Brains and Minor Threat, and Setlist.fm says that they did the King Nine intro, a recent NYHC classic, a few time... more info

Obscure Sound — London-based artist Nigel Brown returns to his songwriting roots with the compelling album While Away. Blending nostalgic jangle-pop with gentle folk atmospherics, Brown crafts a cohesive journey influenced by icons like The Stone Roses and Mark Knop... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday David Geffen (Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Warren Zevon, John Lennon, Sonic Youth, XTC, Peter Gabriel, Guns N’ Roses, Nirvana, Stone Roses, Neil Young, et al). You be us for a while, and we’ll be you. The post Happy Birthday David Geffen ... more info

Stereogum — Before there was Garbage, there was Angelfish. Steve Marker first reached out to Shirley Manson about singing for Garbage after seeing her band Angelfish's video for “Suffocate Me,” which famously aired just once on MTV during the September 12, 1... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday John Squire (Stone Roses, Seahorses, Liam Gallagher). Time changes everything. Watch our MAGNET television episode with Andy Bell (Ride, Oasis), in which he names the Stone Roses’ self-titled debut the album the changed his life: The... more info

New York Post — "In total shock and absolutely devastated on hearing the news about Mani. My hero, RIP R Kid." — Oasis' Liam Gallagher more info

Stereogum — Gary "Mani" Mournfield, the bassist who helped the Stone Roses define the Madchester era, then joined Primal Scream for some of their most vital works, has died. Mani's brother Greg announced his death in a Facebook post, writing, "IT IS WITH THE HEA... more info