The band that wanted to tell us what love is are back in the studio too

The prolific psych-eccentric musician is revealed by filmmaker John Edginton

The madchester boys are back with first record and full tour in 15 years

New Scottish artist compilation covers 1980 - 2007

Queens of The Stone Age and Lostprophets add more rock to T too

Babyshambles, Franz Ferdinand and others swap guitars for decks at dance festival

Mike Skinner gets ready to Get Loaded In The Park

Jack and Meg White's sixth studio album is due in June

Their '79 Amsterdam club gig gets a second outing - with five bonus tracks

HAPPENINGS TEN YEARS TIME AGO March 26 to April 1, 1997 MTV fire a string of onscreen presenters, after US ratings drop by 20 per cent. The station's facelift, which it claims will result in the screening of about 20 extra hours of videos a week, with a stronger emphasis on indie, electronica and dance artists, is also believed to have been prompted by a hugely critical music biz poll. The survey, by the Record Industry Association of America, suggests that MTV has become "surprisingly irrelevant" to consumers.