Burial favourite for Mercury Music Prize
Formerly enigmatic dubstep producer Burial is now clear favourite to scoop the Mercury Music Prize, decided tomorrow at London's Grosvenor House.»
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Watch: Fuck Buttons versus pensioners
Locked in your bedrooms, with one hand jammed down your pants and the other arranging your Of Montreal 7”s, you forget what the ‘real people’ think»
The odds favour the unknown: Burial favourite for Mercury
After a week of betting, bookmakers William Hill have revealed that their favourite to take this year's Nationwide Mercury Prize is Burial's second album, Untrue (pictured)»
2008 Nationwide Mercury Prize nominees announced
The nominees for the Mercury Prize 2008 have been announced with Radiohead, British Sea Power and Burial all in contention for the annual music award»
Chart round-up: "Where do I stand for a corner kick?"
A Bank Holiday Monday it may be but that doesn’t mean the music industry grinds to a halt, oh no… Between peeks at the telly to check on the progress of Mike, Pele, Sly and their mates in Escape To Victory DiS here presents a very curt Chart round-up»
Shit magnet: V Festival announces new acts
For those harbouring suspicions that Calvin Harris and Sam Sparro are one and the same person, there are signs that the dilemma could be resolved this summer as V Festival look to get them both into the same room, at the same time»
Chart round-up: grime, Madge, Chris de Burgh
With grime in the top five, seems the yoot are taking over... everywhere except the albums chart»
Chart round-up: weather-beaten crotch
A week’s a long time in the UK single charts. Songs can go up, songs can go down, songs can sometimes stay the same. It’s stirring stuff, and you need a guiding hand to lead you through it»
Chart round-up: snowy weather, stagnant slush
Estelle might think Britain dead to her, considering the States her home nowadays, but that’s not stopped single-buying sorts of the land gobbling up copies of her ‘American Boy’ effort, which remains at number one»
Chart round-up: bite-size Bank Holiday edition
You stop work, but the charts keep rolling. Yesterday's movers, shakers, fakers and crap, here»
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