After being blown away by their stunning show at Brixton Academy last week, we asked Tame Impala to come up with their top five psych tracks. Tune in, turn on, rock out: 1Queens Of The Stone Age - ‘Better Living Through Chemistry’ from 'Rat... more info

Vancouver's Japandroids swung into London's Heaven venue on Friday (26 October) and the chances are if you were there, you're still wringing the sweat out of your clothes. Inside, their euphoric garage punk – imagine 'Let It Be'-era Replacements ho... more info

1The Dirty Mac Possibly one of the first ever supergroups, The Dirty Mac consisted of John Lennon (The Beatles), Eric Clapton, Keith Richards (The Rolling Stones) Mitch Mitchell (The Jimi Hendrix Experience) and Yoko Ono. Lennon put the band together... more info

Five years ago, Radiohead released 'In Rainbows' via their own website, allowing fans to pay as much or as little as they wished. [...] Read more! more info

Duff McKagan, bassist of Guns N’ Roses, has released an autobiography called It's So Easy (And Other Lies). Here are some fascinating facts you probably didn't know. [...] Read more! more info

Seventies-tinged, ivory-tinkling troubadour "He was discovered by a friend of mine. I went to see him play and signed him to my label straight away. His voice if fragile yet powerful and he sings mainly love songs. I'm not usually a massive fan o... more info

The Union Jacks, Euphoria, Cosy, Sandking, Rose Motel. First things first, an admission: I’ve been in my fair share of badly named bands (although, in my defence, The Union Jacks only consisted of me, my sister and my dad, and I was about ten). Iâ€... more info

No, not dirty in that sense. Robert Burden has an unusual hobby. An East End bus driver by trade, in his downtime he likes to draw, mostly portraits of musicians. But he doesn't use charcoal or pastels or anything boring like that. Robert's medium of... more info

How do you rate The Thing of bands? A chameleonic, shape-shifting force in rock and dance music that have never released two albums the same? It’s like ranking nine entirely different bands. From entirely different planets. In entirely different di... more info

1. Frankie & The Heartstrings - Use Me For What You Want He’s a bit a heartbroken, young Frankie Francis. While the taut, Dexy’s-esque strut of new single ‘Hunger’ outs him as a brash young fireball of a frontman, this, the track’s B-side i... more info