You have to be careful when you name something after a song. Radiohead named themselves after a particularly average Talking Heads song, The Ordinary Boys got their name from an average Morrissey song and hecklerspray... well, look, we'll just brush over this bit, OK?

Anyway, new band Some Velvet Morning have set themselves

The future is a scary place, and nobody knows it more than new band The Harrisons. The Harrisons have seen the future and, by God, are they ever hell-bent on showing it to us in the video to their forthcoming single Dear Constable.

The Harrison's version of Sheffield in 2026 is a grim place, where police in riot gear

Think of the 1990s and what springs to mind? Don't Forget Your Toothbrush? Granddad shirts? Trying to grow a haircut like Liam Gallagher and ending up looking like Chris Waddle? Catchy little inoffensive indie tunes with computer-animated rooftop videos?

There's a band around called The 1990s, you see, and

Awfully behind the times here, we know - but thanks to a tip by the hecklerspray reader who reminds us most of Jack Bauer, here's a bunch of old people singing My Generation by The Who in a way far, far better than you'd probably expect.

There's not a lot more about The Zimmers' version of My Generation that

Rarely have we been more torn about posting a video than with Education by Isa And The Filthy Tongues; we initially didn't want to, mainly because it's by a band called Isa And The Filthy Tongues, for the love of baby Jesus.

But then, after a little bit of digging, we

You may know that we're not the biggest fans of 30 Seconds To Mars around here - just the same as we're not fans of any hopeless credibility-seeking vanity projects by annoyingly pretentious Hollywood actors, in fact.

So with that in mind, why the devil

"Na na na hey! Na na na hey!" Get used to that combination of "na"s and "hey"s, because there's a chance it's about to dig into head and stay there for the rest of the day thanks to The Masquerade by Rival Joustas.

We only know who Rival Joustas are because of a tip-off from a wonderful reader; but

Hey kids, do you like James Morrison and Paulo Nutini? No, us neither. Anyway, Newton Faulkner has supported both of them recently, but - staggeringly - he's not as skull-assaultingly dreadful as either of those two awful tosspots.

Not a lot is known about Newton Faulkner, and what is known - that he's