Today is the last day you can bid for the Rankin/Cagedbaby art collaborative.

Artwork created by musicians based on Rankin’s iconic portraits are on sale until Saturday 21st November.

For Youth Music’s 10th Anniversary musicians photographed by Rankin were asked to create an original piece of artwork based on one of his iconic portraits.

The eBay auction will raise money for Youth Music, the UK’s largest music charity for young people.

To bid go to stores.shop.ebay.co.uk

Cagedbaby will be playing Dec 4th on the Mixmag tour at Matter, London with Fatboy Slim, A-Trak, Kissy Sell Out, Caspa & Rod Azlan, Jaymo & Andy George, Nero, Jack Beats, Leatherhead and Burns.

For tickets go to Mixmag (hottickets)

Diesel have taken inspiration from rock music for their new Spring-Summer collection, Rockin’ Dots, and have been working closely with the band The Vanities to promote it.

The new line combines both classic items and archive pieces- think micro metal studding on t-shirts and hooded sweats, perforations on leather trousers, jacket lapels and shirting laser-cut.

Designed by the Diesel Creative Team, headed by Creative Director Wilbert Das, Rockin' Dots is currently available at Diesel stores nationwide.

For more information visit www.diesel.com.

Robots In Disguise will be performing live at The House Party, a pop up shop hosted by Red or Dead.

For one weekend only, Red or Dead will be hosting the House of Red or Dead: a pop up shop in the heart of London’s Soho, on the 26th – 29th November.

For more information see www.redordead.com.

Hed Kandi have released a pop art style canvas in conjunction with their new compilation, Destroy the Disco.

Featuring tracks from Gossip, Fake Blood, Simian Mobile Disco, Grum, Sebastian Ingrosso and Trevor Loveys, the album is "all about the deconstruction of the traditional disco sound" and as such is a totally alternative genre for Hed Kandi.

The lovely Kandi crew have given us one canvas and five albums to give away.

To be in with a chance of winning answer the question below in the comments box. The funniest answer will get the canvas. Runners up will get the CD.

Normal Mixmag Ts and Cs apply.

Question: How would you destroy a disco?

It doesn’t even feel that long ago since we were rolling around in the festival grass, but sadly it was. Last night we gathered at the O2 Dome in London for the UK Festival Awards 2009 to hear who cut the mustard this summer.

Here are the results:

Best Major Festival: Glastonbury Festival
Best Medium Sized Festival: Bestival
Best Small Festival: Beach Break Live
Family Festival Award: Camp Bestival
Best Overseas Festival: Oxegen 2009 (Republic of Ireland)
Best Dance Event: Creamfields
Best Metropolitan Festival: Camden Crawl
The Grass Roots Festival Award: LeeFest
The Greener Festival Award: Croissant Neuf Summer Party
Best New Festival: Sonisphere
Best Toilets: T In The Park
Best Headline Performance: Blur – Glastonbury
Virtual Festivals Critics' Choice Award: La Casa Azul - Indie Tracks
Best Breakthrough Artist: Florence and the Machine
Anthem of the Summer: Kings Of Leon - 'Sex On Fire'
Most Memorable Moment: Sophie Bailey (Secret Garden Party Dance-Off)
Festival Fitty of the Year – Boys: Damon Albarn (Blur)
Festival Fitty of the Year – Girls: Lily Allen
The Lifetime Achievement Award: Katrina Larkin (Big Chill)

For more information on the awards visit festivalawards.com

It's the third Thursday of the month which means the new issue of Mixmag is now in the shops.

On this month's Keep An Eye On page we introduce you to Death Metal Disco Scene.

This London based duo have kindly given us their track 'The Dead' plus a remix of the same track by The Hooks.

For more on what else is in this month's Mixmag head this way.