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Stereophonics on top again
Welsh rockers the Stereophonics announced their comeback yesterday by going straight to the top of the singles chart. The band, whose last major hit was Handbags & Gladrags in 2001, have taken the song Dakota from their new album Language, Sex, Violence, Other... read •: On Stereophonics CDs
Mournful maestro Album Reviews: Claire Allfree muses over this week's releases including Rufus Wainwright's passionate Want Two, the cheeky Kaiser Chiefs' debut Employment and 50 Cent's follow-up album The Massacre which, despite the plethora of collaborators, is just that... read •Compare prices: On the latest releases •Download the lattest MP3s
A kaleidoscope of colour Single Reviews: Nadine McBay mulls over this week's new releases and deicdes that New Order's latest effort won't jumpstart their motor, Nine Black Alps' guitar squall lacks in dynamism, but on the bright side Caribou's Yeti is a kaleidoscopic carousel of fuzzy Mellotron... read •Compare prices: On the latest tracks
Nelly gets a rap
Ministers from 20 churches have joined forces to protest over a concert by rapper Nelly. One of the clergymen, the Rev Adrian Rodgers of the Fullness of Joy Church, said they were alarmed at his 'vile and filthy lyrics'... read •Gallery: Music stars who cause outrage •Book gig tickets
Top of the fops Interview: Rufus Wainwright's elaborate songwriting has wowed Elton John and seduced many critics. But is the flamboyant musician too outlandish for the mainstream, David Smyth asks? Rufus says that he does feel 'like a kept exotic bird who only sings for the emperor'... read •Gig review: Rufus Wainwright •Compare prices: On the album Want Two
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