Drowned-Up: Animal Collective, Green Day, Robbie Williams
DiS trawls through all the recent music news so you don't have to.»
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Boring music sends you to sleep: report
Hoteliers Travelodge have carried out their own survey into the pre-sleep bedroom habits of weary Britishers. Sexy results? No»
HOT OFF THE PRESS: Watch BRIT Awards Winners
Whilst the DiS brethren were mincing round a dank Dalston for Cadence Weapon, pop’s elite gathered like hens round a cornfeed, pecking viciously for seed at last nights BRIT AWARDS 2008. Who went home with a contented belly»
Chart round-up: like bad déjà vu
You’re probably not old enough to remember it now, but there was a time when indie didn’t rule the world with an iron fist, and those times looked a lot like this week’s singles chart»
Chart round-up: if it were sausages instead of chips in the 'daddy or chips' thing...
Quick one this week, as I’ve sausages to get home to and Southampton are on the telly at 8...»
DiS watches the Brit Awards: our wine was nice and we drank the whole bottle
Last night DiS sat down at home, a bottle of M&S red and some spaghetti before us, and flicked our telly over to channel three. Russell Brand! Not talking about his ball bags! It could only mean one thing: we’d tuned into the first live Brit Awards since that whole Sam and Mick fiasco...»
Chart round-up: who is buying Mika singles, and can they stop, please?
Today, nothing is sure in the world of the singles chart. No longer will the winner of Reality Show X be guaranteed a number one with just three days’ sales behind ‘em, not now that some old song from 1845, or some other year before mp3s, can theoretically prevent Mickey Bland Eyes from claiming the top spot. Oh no sir: it’s all change at the top this year...»
Chart round-up: these new downloading chart rules are doing our heads in...
Hangover passed, has it? Some of us didn’t have the opportunity to develop one, such was our ignore-everything-else excitement over the start of the new musical year. 2007, though, begins almost exactly as 2006 ended, chart wise...»
Chart round-up: Take That sure to be denied Christmas number one by X Factor winner
Despite holding on at the top spot of the singles chart for another week with 'Patience', Take That seem certain to lose out on a Christmas Number One once X Factor winner Leona Lewis, pictured, releases her version of 'A Moment Like This' on Wednesday...»
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So we’re back from ATP and shattered, physically and mentally: what better time could there possibly be for a trawl through the ups and downs of the last seven days in the UK singles and albums charts...»
Chart round-up: must be nearing Christmas, 'cause the charts are shite...
This week sees Take That conquer both the albums and singles charts. How do they do it? Well, it sure as heck isn’t the good looks these days; guess nostalgia’s a more formidable factor than the likes of Katie Price and Peter Andre (pictured), G4 and Faithless ever imagined...»
Chart round-up: it's a DiScussion, too. Wow!
So, indie-rock’s holiday in the sun, its honeymoon period following comeback second albums by Razorlight and The Killers, appears to be over: boybands are back, baby, in a big way...»
X Factor winner favourite to claim Christmas number one
William Hill have narrowed the race for this year's Christmas number one single down to just three acts...»
Q Awards: Take That "bollocks" Idols, while Liam's at the zoo...
Take That picked up a Q Idol Award at the magazine's annual awards bash yesterday, only be be called "bollocks" by fellow winners Arctic Monkeys. Ooooh, someone wash those boys' mouths out...»
Take That and, um, party, actually: boyband sign new album deal
Reformed boyband Take That have signed a brand-new album deal with Polydor. A new studio album will be released in the autumn...»
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