SCROOBIUS PIP CHASES JLS WITH A MACHETE

Does this need a description? Its Scroobius Pip, chasing JLS with a blunt machete. Because of their pop music. Oh the music is Introdiction by Pip produced by Renholder with drums from Travis Barker and backing vocals my Milla Jovovich. p.s. Watch till the end... Thats the best bit.

ARCTIC MONKEYS EXCLUSIVE TRACK

Arctic Monkeys have debuted their new track 'Electricity' online, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click to hear it now. The track will be released as the B-Side to the band's new single 'R U Mine?' on special purple vinyl for this Saturday's (April 21) Record Store Day. The band have spoken recently about the follow-up to their fourth studio album 'Suck It And See' and drummer Matt Helders has said that the Sheffield rockers are keen to continue writing material in the vein of 'R U Mine?' and recent B-Side 'Evil Twin' for their next LP. He said of this: "The way 'R U Mine?' has gone we are more into doing songs like that for now. We are kind of into the idea of doing a record that is like 'Evil Twin' and 'R U Mine?'." The band are in the midst of a lengthy stint across the USA and Canada as support to The Black Keys on their US arena tour and will make their second appearance at Coachella festival this weekend.

TUPAC performs as HOLLOGRAM with SNOOP DOGG

Hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg has performed live with a remarkably lifelike hologram of murdered rapper Tupac Shakur.

The high-tech 3D image of the deceased rapper performed a song by himself before collaborating with Dogg, who was headlining the massive California festival Coachella.

The barechested hologram then bowed his head and vaporised before Eminem entered the stage.

The technology was previously used to allow Mariah Carey to perform five simultaneous concerts across Europe last year.

Earlier reports predicted Dogg and fellow rap icon Dr Dre would perform with a hologram of long-time collaborator Nate Dogg, who died last year from a series of strokes.

Groundbreaking rapper Shakur was shot dead in Las Vegas in 1996.

Dogg and Dr Dre's Coachella gig also featured appearances from 50 Cent, Warren G and Wiz Khalifa.