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Sleeve notes Friday 16 Aug 2013 g Must read More » Pete Townshend feels wrath of One Direction fans over plagiarism rumour Directioners launch Twitter campaign defending band's new single, said to resemble the Who's rock classic Baba O'Riley Beyond Timbaland: the future stars of experimental R&B Paul Lester: Timbaland and Cassie started it, artists such as Drake and Frank Ocean twisted it a bit more and now a new generation of musicians is forcing soul into unheard-of mutations Fatboy Slim: 'My weirdest gig? The House of Commons' Tim Jonze: The DJ on MPs' dad-dancing, phone hacking – and why he just can't shake that dangerous magnesium-flare habit In the news More » Chris Brown cleared of hit-and-run charges Los Angeles judge dismisses case after singer comes to 'civil compromise' with Mercedes driver Miguel spends 90 minutes in jail for drink driving How Many Drinks singer arrested in Los Angeles for driving under the influence, but granted $5,000 bail Joy Division and New Order master tapes go on sale Former assistant of producer Martin Hannett searching for collector to preserve rare tapes from early 80s Beach Boys reunion ruined by outside forces, says Mike Love Singer claims unspecified 'people' got in the way of creative reconciliation with Brian Wilson and Al Jardine Eminem debuts new track, Survival, in trailer for the video game Call of Duty: Ghosts Sean Michaels: Rapper is 'big part' of video game and plans to release Survival on his forthcoming album On the blog More » Barbarossa – Pagliaccio: New music Having ditched acoustic guitars for electronics, Barbarossa's juddering beats soundtrack a video featuring two clowns boxing Readers recommend: songs about shyness Don't be bashful – help us find the best songs about being shy Holst and Tippett: musical visionaries at the Proms In his regular look at the week's prom highlights, Tom Service focuses on unsung British talent coming to the Albert Hall Pure Bathing Culture - Moon Tides: Exclusive album stream The Portland duo release their album this month. Let us know what you make of their New Age, Fleetwood Mac-flecked debut Readers recommend: songs about odd couples – results From teenage brides to 'pandrogeny', RR regular Shoegazer picks the playlist from last week's thread on mismatched pairs Watch and listen More » PJ Harvey's Shaker Aamer song - audio PJ Harvey has released a new song to highlight the ongoing detention of the last British resident held in Guantánamo Bay Don Pasquale podcast - audio Peggy Reynolds and guests discuss Donizetti's work, its commedia dell'arte roots, how it teams with beautiful music, and why Donizetti broke the mould with this, his, 64th of 66 operas. The performance on Tuesday 6 August will be streamed here live from Glyndebourne and then available to watch again demand until 31 August. Glyndebourne 2013: Hippolyte et Aricie podcast - audio Peggy Reynolds and guests introduce Rameau's 1733 opera, based on Racine's tragedy Phèdre. Music Weekly podcast: Glastonbury day three roundup Alexis Petridis reviews the final day of Glastonbury 2013 action before packing up his tent. Kieran Yates and Caspar Llewellyn Smith are also on hand to share their highlights of the festival and what's still to come this summer. Music Weekly podcast: Glastonbury day two roundup Recorded in the wee small hours of Sunday morning, we report on the ongoing Glastonbury messiness as it unfolds. Plus, Norman Cook drops in with advice for touring DJs Further reading More » London: the city that gave us lovers rock and Dizzee Rascal Lloyd Bradley: From lovers rock to dubstep, the capital's black communities have created a musical culture that tops the charts and beats the world, writes Lloyd Bradley Drenge: Drenge – review Gnarly, angsty rockers Drenge certainly don't aim to please – but that's probably a virtue in the era of Mumford & Sons, writes Tim Jonze Tine Thing Helseth: blowing her own trumpet Tine Thing Helseth is on a mission. She tells Tom Service why all that matters is an open mind and open ears

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