Isn’t that what the Rolling Stones are for?: In Britain, the search is on for a new manufactured band. But don’t apply if you’re a Justin Timberlake-alike with smooth moves and 6-pack abs. Oh no. They’re looking for men over t[…]

Phew! I Love Music is back! Just as well. Particularly since I have good grounds for believing that freakytrigger.com is about to be bolloxed for a few days. Remember that FT maintains its presence here and in times if grave site emergency you can us[…]

I am kicking myself for not discovering the elegant Armchair DJ sooner: a crisply written pop review site with an admirable aesthetic and a very pleasant design. Very nice indeed. Via Scrubbles, which knows a bit about aesthetics and designs.[…]

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OneTouchMusic is a music discussion board, for people who really can’t get enough of it. It’s interesting how all music discussion boards end up with pretty much the same topics – as Stevie T. said to me, “It’s like I Lo[…]

From our Sugababes Correspondent aka Mr Dan Rhodes, who would like it made clear (in response to my begging to reprint it) that this is “drunken evangelising”. Not something we’re unfamiliar with ourselves.
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Making The Pie Higher might be what this page is called. I like it a lot (it’s a weblog and it talks about music sometimes, pigeonholers) and should the guy(?) who runs it e-mail me and say what its actual name is I’ll give it a permanent[…]

Lee Munson is like a lot of people I don’t know, those creepy villians who commute to Wall Street everyday wearing clothes worth more than their souls. Music content: “Did I pay for half a fucking Scorpions song? Yes or no? No! If I paid […]

Can there be anyone worse than Sean Combs at picking names? From “Puffy” to “Diddy” – Sean, man, what are you trying to say here?[…]

The way the future sounds it may well have been, but I was totally aware when I saw my first Art Of Noise record that the invisible genii behind it were also behind Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Admittedly that record wasn’t “Beatbox”,[…]