The Telegraph — Wurzels release single protesting against wind farms with the lines: "They're noisy and they're ugly and nobody wants 'em here" more info

Altsounds — The Wurzels, the West Country's finest, serve up a festive cracker with the release of their first ever Christmas album since forming in 1965. To coincide with the release The Wurzels have announced their first show in Manchester since 1976 and w... more info

Altsounds — The Wurzels, the West Country's finest, serve up a festive cracker with the release of their first ever Christmas album since forming in 1965. The famous Scrumpy and Western band have put their distinctive stamp on this fine collection of yuleti... more info

Guardian Music — Yes, it's back on our screens! No, it's not a new series but a run of repeats starting on BBC4 in the year 1976 . . .Age: 47.Appearance: The oldest swinger in town.Good old TOTP! Not just British TV's longest-running chart show, but a reminder that ... more info

Guardian Music — PICK OF THE WEEK Big Boi Shutterbugg (Def Jam) It's a crying shame that Big Boi has always worked in the shadow of Andre 3000, who seems to win points purely for being the more sartorially adventurous of the two. Had Hey Ya! not been released simulta... more info

The Mirror — The Wurzels' novelty hit I'm A Cider Drinker is to be used as a rallying cry for protests over Budget hikes in alcohol duty. more info

NME — The Wurzels also join next year's three day summer bash more info