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Spike Island The Movie
| 6 notesThe trailer for this Mat Whitecross-directed, Stone Roses-inspired film has just appeared. It’s out in June (and well worth seeing). CS
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Bros at Wembley Stadium
| 1 noteWith One Direction’s Wembley Stadium show due to go on sale tomorrow, here’s a video from the last time a boy band played there, in 1989*. They’re singing When Will I Be Famous? The answer of course, was “Now, but fleetingly”. CS
* Apparently Take That don’t count, as they were a man band by the time they did it. Or something.
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It’s Daft Punk in a racing car!
| 4 notesA Lotus F1 one, to be exact. CS
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| 14 notesNEW YOUNG KNIVES SINGLE
This is an enjoyable departure for the long-running indie types (sounds like they’ve been listening to Bowie). It’s taken from their Oh Happiness EP, which is out next month. CS
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Is it your first Glastonbury this year?
| 4 notesAre you going to Glastonbury for the first time? Is it to celebrate the end of exams, or something you’ve always wanted to do … or are you trying it out with some trepidation?
In the run up to this year’s festival Guardian Music is publishing a video series documenting people’s preparations for the festival. Musicians, circus acts, builders, bin men… and we’d like to talk to you!
We’re looking for someone who’s attending Glastonbury for the first time to talk about what they’re looking forward to the most, their preparations, what they’re planning to take.Are you going to be camped out in front of the Pyramid stage for the whole weekend? Or are you intent on exploring the wild and wooly fringes of the festival site? Who and what is on your ‘must see’ list?
Let us know why you’d like to star in our video series in 200 words or less - and drop it in an email to adam.boult@guardian.co.uk
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Hear Giorgio Moroder’s first ever DJ set
| 35 notesHere’s Giorgio Moroder’s first ever DJ set, captured live at Deep Space in New York recently. CS
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| 12 notesTHE CLASH’S NEW BOX SET
Here’s The Clash, to tell you about their new box set. Sort of. CS
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| 32 notesAs we pay tribute to the much admired Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek, who has died aged 74, it seems like a good opportunity to revisit his unforgettable meeting with Adam & Joe