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At last: the fallen Byrd’s flawed classic, remastered...

Brandon Flowers says his band have been back in the studio

McCartney also reveals it was John Lennon who demanded the end of the Beatles

'The Boss' sings on a new track written in response to Gulf Coast oil spill

Singer will play dates in Glasgow and Manchester

Not much time to blog at the moment, since our normal routine has been savaged by, among other things, all those bank holidays. Number One still dominating business here, though, and check out a pleasing late arrival at Number 14.

The event is being curated by Neutral Milk Hotel’s Jeff Mangum

A certain grouchy state of mind this morning almost compelled me to break my own if-you-can’t-say-anything-nice-don’t-say-anything-at-all rule for the blog and post a list of disappointing albums of 2011. Instead, though, I figured it’d be much more constructive to round up a few things worth investing in.

Winwood and pals’ pastoral funk apogee, remastered...

One more plug, first off, for the Arbouretum Club Uncut show tomorrow night (Thursday, March 24). London Borderline, support from Alexander Tucker, a few tickets available here. Can’t wait.