Ex-Stone Roses bassist Mani believes Ian Brown and John Squire should bury the hatchet.

Read more and listen again to the interview at BBC 6 Music news.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/news/20090810_stoneroses.shtml

This week The Music Week see's the return of David Byrne, as we join him at his latest side project, turning the London Roundhouse into a giant musical instrument. If that isn't enough, it's brought to you in Bine Aural Stereo (it sounds like you're there).

Raconteur Brendan Benson gives us to low down on his new album.

Orbital dust off their head lamps, and tell us all about their reunion.

We try to figure out just what was the inspiration behind Muse's latest single.

And we visit the Kerrang Awards, and found out what it truly takes…

This week The Music Week see's the return of David Byrne, as we join him at his latest side project, turning the London Roundhouse into a giant musical instrument. If that isn't enough, it's brought to you in Bine Aural Stereo (it sounds like you're there).

Raconteur Brendon Benson gives us to low down on his new album.

Orbital dust off their head lamps, and tell us all about their reunion.

We try to figure out just what was the inspiration behind Muse's latest single.

And we visit the Kerrang Awards, and found out what it truly takes…

Dust off your axe, because this week it's all about guitar heroes, as we discuss fret gods with Graham Coxon, to find out who his idols are.

Plus, a Music Week exclusive, as Simian Mobile Disco give us a track by track run down of their new album.

The Temper Trap give us to 'low down under' on the Australian music scene (Get it?)

And we take a look at another unknown Mercury Music Prize nominee, Sweet Billy Pilgrim, and find out what they get up to in their garden shed….

This week, we deconstructed the 2009 Mercury Music Prize Nominations, giving you the low down on this years sneaky back door entries, speech debelle, led bib and invisibles.

We also caught up with one of the bookies favourites florence and the machine, and found out how her reaction to the nomination, as well as catching up with her A&R man to find out how ambitious she really is….

And find out why Editors weren't 'Mincing' their words when they told us about their second album. Listen again at the The Music Week Website to find out why.

- Amy Winehouse cleared of assault
- Michael Jackson's doctor is made a manslaughter suspect
- Arctic Monkeys' Matt Helders kicks off new Sheffield festival
- A-Ha return

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Amy Winehouse is cleared of assault by a London court.

Read more and listen again to the interview at BBC 6 Music news.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/news/20090724_winehouse.shtml

Michael Jackson's personal doctor is the subject of a manslaughter investigation.

Read more and listen again to the interview at BBC 6 Music news.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/news/20090724_jackson.shtml

This week, Matt returned to the studio, but was all on his own as Julie was licve from The Latitude Festival, chatting to the rumble strips who also gave us a live rendition of 'Daniel'.

Hustling the backstage area like pros, we caught up with doves, white lies, golden silvers and Temper trap, to find out their top tips for next weeks Mercury Prize nominations.

roisin murphy told us just how grimy her new album's going to be, and we caught up with Brian Eno and his team shortly before his trip to the Moon….

Madonna "devastated" after two die ahead of French concert.

Read more and listen again to the interview at BBC 6 Music news.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/6music/news/20090717_madonna.shtml