Charles Manson asks Phil Spector for collaboration, Bloc Party 'we might never make a record again', 30 new bands added to Reading and Leeds festival

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Friday July 31st 2009 | LISTEN TO NME RADIO All I read was that we were lads. It upset me Who said this? Scroll to the bottom to find out. Bloc Party - 'We might never make a record again' Jane's Addiction - exclusive interview at the O2 The 20 loudest tracks of all time Lethal Bizzle hijacks the NME office The 5 best musical cameos in The Simpsons Lethal Bizzle came to visit us this week. Fuck me, I thought we played music loud. When one staff member destroyed the airwaves over south London with the new Editors album the other week it seemed that was as loud as our poor stereo could go. Bizzle stormed in and took it up a notch. Check out the video here. Once we'd ironed out the crinkles in our eardrums and put our orders in to newcochlea.com, we set about listing the top 20 tracks that demand to be played at ear-splitting volumes. Check out the full list here and offer us your own ideas here. Meanwhile, the office has seen an abundance of new music this week, not all of it to be played at a million decibels. I, for one, wouldn't want to notch up the Frankmusik debut much beyond silence. But if that rocks your boat you can hear it in full on the site, along with LPs from Wild Beasts and The Twang. In MP3 world I've been inundated with great new tunes, from a reworked Speech Debelle track (featuring a guest spot from Wiley) to Riton & Primary 1's ace new project. I'd also heartily recommend trying out Memory Tapes and Boy 8-Bit. You can get them all for free on the Daily Download. Tim Chester Assistant Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter THE CRIBS return. We follow their journey from Wakefield to Los Angeles. ARCTIC MONKEYS set fans a festival challenge. GLASVEGAS exclusively unveil their exciting new plans to head stateside. MGMT live in Hawaii. Plus! win READING AND LEEDS tickets. 31 bands added to Reading And Leeds Festivals line-up More acts announced as BBC Introducing Stage line-up revealed Charles Manson asks Phil Spector to collaborate in jail Mass murderer wanted to hook up with convicted producer Madonna contributes article to Israeli newspaper Her piece will be published this Friday (July 31) Kaiser Chiefs' Ricky Wilson breaks rib supporting Green Day Singer falls during Madison Square Gardens gig Kings Of Convenience reveal comeback album plans Members of The Verve, Goldfrapp team up for new band Friday Fun - #indiesellout Twitter puns Paul McCartney planning farewell tour? - Daily Gossip Pete Doherty: 'We've discussed making a new Libertines album' Black Francis announces West Coast tour dates Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor rants about Twitter again The Pirate Bay ordered to shut down in Netherlands Jay Reatard plots free West Coast record store tour Arctic Monkeys preview new 'Humbug' tracks during live webcast   1 New Bob Dylan paintings go on sale 2 Queen - unseen on-the-road images More photo galleries... 20 loudest tracks of all time Secret Garden Party 2009 Photo Gallery: Flight Of The Conchords Classic album covers as Penguin paperbacks This week's news in pictures (25 July 2009) Album review: Busta Rhymes - 'Back On My BS' It would be so much better if he knew who he was and didn't rely on 100 producers Album review: Gareth Sager - 'Slack Slack Music' Some slack you really should be picking up... Album review: Steve Bug - 'Collaboratory' Truly forward-thinking electronica for all Album review: Tara Busch - 'Pilfershire Lane' More than just another 'new Kate Bush' Album review: VV Brown - 'Travelling Like The Light' Her rockabilly pop may be jaunty, but it can't hide a yawning lack of substance 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (24/07/09) This Week - Muse, Biffy Clyro, Theoretical Girl 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (18/07/09) Fever Ray, The Kills, The Very Best 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (11/07/09) Starring The Cribs, Arctic Monkeys, Fleet Foxes 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (06/07/09) Busta Rhymes, Boy Crisis, The Raveonettes 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (27/06/09) starring Marina And The Diamonds, Amanda Blank, Faith No More Speech Debelle feat. Wiley - Free MP3 More and more people are tuning in to our favourite female rapper of the year, and her album 'Speech Therapy' has made the Barclaycard Music Prize shortlist. If you want to see what all the fuss is about, get this specially re-recorded version of her new single with a guest spot from Wiley, on The Daily Download. Read more Who: Brenda Tinoco, 15, California. Listening To: The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, Interpol, The Libertines. Watching: 'Flight Of The Conchords' and 'Family Guy'. Looking Forward To: Going to college and pursuing a musical career (if it happens). Last Download: Arctic Monkeys' 'Crying Lightning'. Ultimate Song, Like, Ever: 'What Ever Happened' by The Strokes. Win Tickets To Relentless Boardmasters Festival NME have a pair of tickets to the Relentless Boardmasters Festival, courtesy of Vans. Not only will the winner receive tickets to the annual event in Newquay, you'll receive a Vans goodie bag too, including shoes. The Streets will play the Main Stage on the cliff top venue at Watergate Bay on August 7, with Cypress Hill headlining on August 8. To be in with a shot of winning, head to NME.COM/WIN and answer one simple question. Janes Addiction in London NME Video News - 24 July 2009 Babyshambles at Benicassim 2009 White Lies at Benicassim 2009 Flight Of The Conchords - Exclusive Photo Gallery Nudity And Nitrous - Six Things You Only See At Secret Garden Party Free MP3 From Dubstep's Godfather Skream 20 Loudest Tracks Ever - Which Ones Did We Forget? Why Noel Gallagher Is Wrong About Politics In Rock Backstage With Florence And The Machine At Camp Bestival Watch A Preview Of Arctic Monkeys New Video, 'Crying Lightning' Skream - Calous - Free MP3 Joy Division's 'Transmission' - the steel band version! 10 tracks you have to hear this week - featuring Fever Ray Has downloading killed the B-side? Behind the scenes on Enter Shikari's 'No Sleep' video shoot All I read was that we were lads. It upset me The Twang's Phil Etheridge in this week's NME.

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