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‘I’ve been waiting all my life to shed light on them’: musicians on their unsung home-town heroes
From gigs in sketchy Toronto buildings to Punjabi folk in Birmingham, musicians including Mogwai, Nakhane and Cornershop champion the local acts who never hit the big time
‘My teenage hormones were raging!’: stars salute the Beatles’ Love Me Do at 60
It confused Gene Simmons, inspired Judy Collins and changed one pop star’s mum’s haircut. Here, musicians recall the impact of the Beatles’ debut single
Cornershop: England Is a Garden review – liberation, celebration
Cornershop's Tjinder Singh: 'My dad said, 'They’ll not always want you here'. That stuck'
Readers recommend
Readers recommend playlist: the forgotten follow-upsCornershop, Lou Reed and Jah Wobble make our reader’s playlist of forgotten follow-up songs that didn’t quite bother the charts
Playlists to live by: musicians choose soundtracks to their favourite pastimes
For every activity, there’s a song to speed the time or sweeten the moment – we asked Chvrches, Mercury Rev, Beirut and more to pick their top tunes
60 years of No 1 singles
The best No 1 records: Cornershop – Brimful of AshaMalik Meer: 1998: Fatboy Slim's big-beat makeover unexpectedly took the indie underdogs and their puzzling lyrics to No 1
New music
New music: Cornershop – What Did The Hippie Have in His Bag?Michael Cragg: The ever-inventive Cornershop engage in child's play – but in a good way
Cornershop featuring Bubbley Kaur: Cornershop and the Double-O Groove Of – review
Gareth Grundy enjoys another gem from one of Britain most charmingly idiosyncratic bands
Cornershop on their new album, six years in the making
Cornershop never knowing make the same record twice. Sure enough, their latest mixes Punjabi folk with lo-fi hip-hop. John Lewis hears how it happened
Paul Morley's showing off ...
... CornershopPaul Morley asks Tjinder Singh and Ben Ayres of Cornershop how the Beatles influenced their sound
Paul Morley's showing off ...
Cornershop perform Norwegian Wood by the BeatlesBrimful of Asha stars Tjinder Singh and Ben Ayres perform their cover version of a Beatles classic
Paul Morley's showing off ...
Paul Morley and Cornershop on the BeatlesTjinder Singh and Ben Ayres of Cornershop tell Paul Morley what made the Beatles so inspirational and wonder if they'll ever be bettered
Jazz Cafe, London
After seven years, they're back – and they're brimful of fun, says Ian Gittins
Cornershop, Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast
A happy march through several decades of rock, with only a passing nod to modernity, says Hermione Hoby
Cornershop: Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast
Pop review: Cornershop, Judy Sucks a Lemon for Breakfast
Home entertainment
Brimful of albumsCornershop's Tjinder Singh and Ben Ayres like nothing better than rummaging through records in charity shop, which is why piles of them fill every inch of Tjinder's studio.
