He says they "could be the next phase of what Led Zeppelin should have been doing"Justin Hawkins of The Darkness says that Greta Van Fleet could be “amazing” but “need some better songs”. The four-piece have been heavily compared to Hawkins’ band across their career. Read more: Inappropriate song...

It was all for a good cause, thoughThe Darkness and Feeder on 'Bargain Hunt' as part of this year's BBC Music DayIt’s BBC Music Day! No, really, it is. The BBC have chosen today (September 26) to be the date of their hallowed annual day for promoting music, well-being and charitable good causes (such as the new Music & Dementia...

In Does Rock 'N' Roll Kill Braincells?!, we quiz a grizzled artist on their own career to see how much they can remember – and find out if the loud music and hard rockin' has knocked the knowledge out of them. This week: Feeder frontman Grant Nicholas. 1: In 2005, Radio 1 had a competition to win a band/artist playing a gig at a listener’s s...

'Why Me? Why Not' is out on September 20Liam Gallagher and Feeder's Grant NicholasFeeder frontman Grant Nicholas has revealed that he offered Liam Gallagher the band’s next single for his forthcoming new album ‘Why Me? Why Not’, but it was rejected. ‘Blue Sky Blue’ is set to feature on the band...

Flying Lotus joined Gilles Peterson on his BBC Radio 6 Music show yesterday to pay tribute to Ras G. The late LA producer co-founded Poo-Bah Records and was associated with FlyLo's Brainfeeder. He died last Monday at the age of 40. On yesterday's episode, Flying Lotus played a new song called "Black Heaven."