We are outta here.

Back tomorrow though for more Music News LIVE. Until then scroll down to see who made the Q Awards longlist, what people said in the Jay-Z v Kanye doc debate, where Liam Gallagher made a surprise cameo and why Bestival could be the end of the line for a Tribe Called Quest...

Speaking of Bestival, we'll save the last dance today for this Dorset police officer who was getting fully into the spirit of things during little sister Camp Bestival, external's 10th birthday celebrations this weekend.

Shake it like a Polaroid picture!

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Sometimes it pays to just come clean when you've not been up to scratch.

Like Canadian DJ Tiga, who posted a refreshingly honest self-assessment after a bad gig in the Italian capital.

"Here's something nobody talks about; how about when you DONT kill it. How about when you are what is actually wrong with the party," he confessed.

"Your programming is lazy, your decisions are Ill-informed, you vacillate between confidence and cluelessness."

He added: "sorry Rome. I love you but I just didn't kill it tonight."

Look at how sad and dejected he is the picture, it's just lucky someone was there to capture it.

Don't worry too much Tiga.

After all, Rome wasn't 'killed' in a day...

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Right, we've had a relatively grime free morning up until, but lets rectify that with this new banger from AJ Tracey, taken off his forthcoming EP Secure The Bag.

It does come with a warning: According to YouTube, it "may potentially trigger seizures for people with photosensitive epilepsy".

Consider yourselves warned and if you want to consider yourselves further advised - play loud.

But not too loud as to hurt your ears of course...

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Justin Bieber has found himself an unlikely critic after One Direction-turned-solo artist Louis Tomlinson questioned the Bieb's recent decision to axe the remainder of his world tour.

Justin cited "unforeseen circumstances" for the decision.

But speaking to US radio station 92.3 AMP Radio, external, Louis said: "What do I think’s the right thing to do? I think, obviously, you have to be in a good position mentally."

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"But I also think to a certain degree, when you’re signing up for something you should see it through."

Thats a Yorkshire-lad's work ethic right there...

Watch the clip, external.

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Well, did you?

To mark the 20th anniversary of The Verve's seminal Britpop album Urbyn Hymns, 6 Music DJ Steve Lamacq has dusted down an old chat with frontman Richard Ashcroft from 2012.

In it, Wigan's finest revealed a few trade secrets, including for the first time, the fact Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher sang backing vocals on Come On near the end of the record.

Listen above to hear it from the man himself and check out the full interview on tomorrow's show from 18:00 BST.

First OK Computer, now Urbyn Hymns, not to mention Backstreet's Back.

What a year 1997 was for music.

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Alongside Dave and Kurt, Krist made up one third of the one of the greatest grunge rock bands of all time.

Now, he's got some new music out with his band Giants In The Trees and they've shared the pretty lo-fi video for Sasquatch, which you can watch below and see the bassist and his bandmates wander through a forest.

Krist joked: "This video cost over $2 million to make. The reason is, it was shot on a soundstage and all of the flora is made from plastic, foam and other materials to get that natural look."

Well they certainly fooled us into thinking it was real. See for yourself below.

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Now we sense we haven't heard the last from either Jay-Z or Kanye (scroll down) but is the game finally up for hip hop legends A Tribe Called Quest?

They've hinted at their imminent breakup by announcing that they've played their last ever concerts in LA and New York.

As The Guardian report, external, Q-Tip dropped the bombshell, after taking a moment to remember late former bandmate Phife Dawg, on stage at the Panorama Festival in the Big Apple (below).

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The rapper made a similar announcement at FYF Festival in the city of angels last week.

Now all that remains on their tour schedule are four gigs, culminating at UK festival Bestival, external in September.

Eeek.

In LA, Q-Tip was reported as saying:

So if you're at the Dorset festival next month, you're probably going to want to get yourselves over to the Castle Stage on the Saturday night.

This could be where the Quest finally ends...

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The may have scrapped much of their scheduled UK tour but there is some big news from the reunited Bros camp - the first new music in a quarter of a century.

Matt Goss made the announcement on Twitter with the single called Love Can Make You Fly.

He and his brother Luke are due to kick off two nights at the O2 in London on 22 August.

Something new to look forward to Brosettes...

Is Crawford Road the name of the album perhaps?

Duke Dumont, Gorgon City and Naations are getting us in a rather Balearic mood here this afternoon in the MNL office.

Check out a snippet of their Live Lounge performance a short while ago above.

The full thing will be up on Radio 1's YouTube channel shortly.

In the meantime where did we put those glow sticks?

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One time Eurovision-winners Bucks Fizz are back with their first new album in 30 years.

They've dropped the Bucks, due to an ongoing dispute with former member Bobby Gee.

Titled The F-Z Of Pop, the new album has been produced by Mike Stock, of Stock Aitken Waterman hit-making fame and you can hear their latest single Dancing In The Rain below.

Cheryl Baker said: “I cannot tell you how happy I am to have been back in the studio, my favourite place and with the genius that is Mike Stock," while bandmate Jay Aston added: "Despite the challenges over the years, we are more united than ever.

"The fans have been with us all the way."

We certainly have Cheryl.

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In an interview , externalon his own website earlier this year Bob Dylan singled out two of his tracks that he felt were under-rated.

As Pitchfork point out, the songs in question were Christian rock tune In the Garden from 1980 and Brownsville Girl; an 11-minute co-write with the late Sam Shepard, who died this week aged 73.

The actor, poet and playwright was credited with helping Dylan to write the tune, which featured on his 1986 record Knocked Out Loaded and subsequently appeared on two different greatest hits records.

Check out the story of the song, from the Dylan documentary Both Ends of the Rainbow here, external.

Apparently is could've been an "anthem" like Desolation Row but never quite made it due to too many over-dubs.

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Okay it's nearly lunch so time for a new musical treat we think.

Enter Shikari's Live Outside was selected by Radio 1's Annie Mac as the hottest record in the world last night.

The lads say they are "more excited" about this release than any of their previous ones as they were more "focused" this time around.

Which, if you think about it, is a pretty savage indictment of their four previous studio albums.

Check it for yourself above and see how it stacks up to their repertoire.

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Guitar legend Carlos Santana has teamed up with the Isley Brothers - Ernie and Ronald - on a new uplifting album Power of Peace which is out on Friday.

It features some reworkings of classic tunes with themes of spiritual or world-peace like Stevie Wonder's Higher Ground, Marvin Gaye's Mercy Mercy Me and Curtis Mayfield's Gypsy Woman.

The guitarist spoke to 6 Music about the new record and his hopes that it brings a "ray of light" into a dark world.

Listen to his "divine invitation" above.

Singer/actress Madonna has paid tribute to her "favourite actress", French cinema star Jeanne Moreau, who has died at the age of 89.

She posted the above images of the two of them together, alongside the caption:

Read more tributes here.

The former White Stripes frontman has been getting around it seems.

His Record Company Third Man Records, who are based in Nashville, Tennessee have tweeted pics of Jack and and a host of other musicians looking mean and moody during recording sessions in both L.A and NYC last week.

In a recent interview, external with The New Yorker, Jack said he wanted "to write like Michael Jackson would write — instead of writing parts on the instruments or humming melodies, you think of them.

"To do everything in my head and to do it in silence and use only one room."

Wonder how the other musicians pictured with Jack are getting on with that methodology.

Jack, who has also put out music with the likes of The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather, last appeared solo on 2014's Lazaretto.

A seven nation army couldn't hold us back from listening to this album when it arrives.

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One of the members of the fast-rising R&B trio WSTRN has said sorry to his "friends, family and supporters" after he was jailed for four and a half years.

Akelle Charles and his brother were given a total of eight years after being charged with violent disorder.

In a hand-written letter posted on Instagram he wrote: "I'm sorry I have let you down."

WSTRN came joint fifth in the BBC's Sound of 2016 poll and won best newcomer at the Mobo awards.

In his letter, which you can read below, he added: "I'm sorry for letting past situations draw me out and act in a way I thought I had left behind me."

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Like an older Liam and Noel Gallagher, on and off and on again brothers Phil and Paul Hartnoll of Orbital have confirmed that a new album is taking shape.

The electro veterans, who split in 2004 and 2014, confirmed to 6 Music that a new track Copenhagen, which you can hear below, marks the beginning of new music.

The boys told Nemone, the new track "developed over festival shows" before adding, "September we're gonna settle down and start on the album proper, it's definitely forming, it's soft focus but we can see the shape of it now."

If Copenhagen is anything to go by, its definitely banger-shaped.

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On yesterday's MNL, we brought you that denial from Albert Hammond Jr and Julian Casablancas that The Strokes were planning a new album.

Albert Jrs aid his dad and fellow musician Albert Snr was "prematurely excited" when he revealed that they were in the studio.

Now, the New York band's former friend and newfound rival, by the sounds of it, has had a pop.

In a tweet that Liam Gallagher would've been proud of, Ryan posted:

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'As You Were', of course being the Mancunian's famous sign-off, external and the name of his forthcoming album.

Mr Adams then had a pop at Albert's bandmate Julian Casablancas and found himself embroiled in some online bantering with fans over who has produced the best music down the years.

The Killers even get dragged into the argument. It's all very "my dad is bigger than your dad."

The angry tweets (which were littered with typos) appear to have been deleted but if you're interested Pitchfork have screen-grabbed them, external for your pleasure.

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So did you watch it?

Last night, the history of Jay and Yeezy's friendship/rivalry was dragged through the mud in a Channel 4 documentary called Public Enemies...

Some of you thought it was a great insight into the relationship between the two hip hop stars, while some felt it was a bit one-sided (in both directions).

Others thought it missed the point entirely.

It's a game of opinions at the end of the day.

Speaking of opinions...

Jay is apparently quoted in today's Metro, external labelling his pal Chris Martin of Coldplay as a "modern day Shakespeare."

Make of that what you will.

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After last week's mercury nominations, bezzy musical mates Stormzy and Ed Sheeran could be set to go head to head once more at this year's Q Awards.

The grime star has made the longlist in five of the public voted categories at this year's event at The Roundhouse in Camden, London on 18 October.

The pals, who collaborated at The Brit Awards, go up against one another in four categories; best act in the world, best solo artist, best live act and best track for Big For Your Boots and Shape of You respectively.

Kendrick Lamar, The xx and The Killers are also in the running for multiple awards which are to be decided by you, yes YOU, Joe and Joanna public.

The Manic Street Preachers and Sleaford Mods (below) will perform on the night and you can head over to The Q website, external now for more info on the nominees and how to get involved.

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