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“At points it sounds more like Camel than Lynyrd Skynyrd”: The Marshall Tucker Band’s prog energy

Riding the wave of Southern rock, their 1973 debut album contained a distinctly different dimension

Louder

Ian Broudie: ‘Terry Venables liked Three Lions: “It’s a proper key-tapper, Ian,” he said’

The Lightning Seeds musician on his memories of Britpop, why the FA didn’t like his Three Lions song, and why he loves being a scouser

The Guardian - UK

Chappell Roan on Elton John, queer stardom, and Olivia Rodrigo’s advice

She’s been hailed as a ‘queer pop superstar in the making’ and Olivia Rodrigo offers her heartfelt pearls of wisdom. Missouri musician Chappell Roan speaks to Isobel Lewis about her acclaimed debut album, coming out, and finally finding her feet in LA

The Independent UK

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A new era begins: Kiss announce that they're continuing as avatars

Kiss have collaborated with Industrial Light & Magic and Pophouse to produce four avatars that will continue to rock, possibly forever

Metal Hammer

Gregor Gall: In search of protest songs as popular music leaves a void

‘TOO many protest singers/Not enough protest songs.” So sang Scots former Orange Juice frontperson, Edwyn Collins, on his 1994 hit single, A…

The National (Scotland)

Surviving Power Trip members reunite for surprise show in Texas

Fugitive's Seth Gilmore filled in for late singer Riley Gale, whose family say it's "unfortunate" they weren't consulted

Metal Hammer

“Christine had been killed. The studio was somewhere I could go where I’d feel something other than lost”: how David Crosby turned grief into hazy magic on his solo masterpiece If I Could Only Remember My Name

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Festival organisers sound alarm as big-name artists shun their events

Industry says with global headliners doing their own tours there are not enough stars to fill festival line-ups in UK and Ireland

The Guardian - UK

"Chris Squire was amazing, I was lucky enough to know him through the bass player world." Tal Wilkenfeld's world of music

The bassist has played with and dazzled rock and prog greats from The Who to Chick Corea, and her solo work is just as impressive as her musical CV.

Louder

Cruz Beckham shows off impressive guitar skills as he treats pubgoers to ‘spontaneous’ gig

Youngest Beckham son played a solo during a rendition of The Beatles’ ‘Come Together’

The Independent UK

Selena Gomez and Camila Cabello Celebrate Taylor Swift's Apple Artist of the Year Win

Swifties Selena Gomez and Camila Cabello are among the celebrities celebrating Taylor Swift's Apple Artist of the Year achievement

Latin Times

“If I ever run into him in a dream again, I hope I remember to apologize”: the time Chris Cornell revealed he’d been dreaming about Layne Staley

Cornell wrote that he’d been angry at Staley’s funeral and wanted to say sorry

Louder

Shane MacGowan’s widow hopes Fairytale of New York will be Christmas No 1 in UK

Victoria Mary Clarke speaks about life with the Pogues frontman, who died on Thursday aged 65

The Guardian - UK

Meet Noah Kahan, the Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter behind viral hit ‘Stick Season’

The Vermont singer-songwriter is preparing to make his debut on Saturday Night Live, right after being nominated for Best New Artist at the Grammys

The Independent UK

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Tom’s Guide

I test audio gear for a living — and this $1,200 Bluetooth speaker just blew me away

The McIntosh RS150 is one of the best wireless speaker systems I've tried, balancing practical home style and sound quality.

The Guardian - UK

Christmas comes early for Sunak as he admits playing festive tunes in November

Prime minister said his family and friends were so annoyed by the habit he was forced to listen in private

Guitar World

10,000 volt lead licks and the bluesier side of Peaky Blinders: This week's essential guitar tracks

Killer new cuts from Ace Frehley, Judas Priest, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Anna Calvi, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Alkaline Trio, and many more

MusicRadar

Watch Dave Grohl unleash a 36-minute live version of his Play instrumental

The performance was captured as part of Warren Haynes' 20th Annual Christmas Jam in 2018

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Chicago Sun-Times

Beyoncé was a ‘serial people pleaser’ — does that describe you, too?

Let Beyoncé giving up people pleasing be your guide post. Deferring to others’ wants and needs so much that we lose ourselves in the process is a dangerous game, experts say.

Louder

Peter Gabriel's i/o. "The world has changed since 2002, mostly for the worst, but it’s a better place with i/o in it."

The ex-Genesis singer returns to the big time with his first album in 21 years to reassert his place as the doyen of cerebral art-pop.

The Independent UK

John Oates says he’s ‘deeply hurt’ over Daryl Hall lawsuit

Oates told the court that he’s disappointed by ‘inflammatory, outlandish, and inaccurate statements’ from Hall

Metal Hammer

The 10 best new metal songs you need to hear right now

Bruce Dickinson, P.O.D. and Blind Channel are among the best new metal songs this week. Plus, vote for your favourite!

Guitar World

How the 1960s Gibson J-200 upset acoustic purists but remained King of the flat-tops in the eyes of the Beatles, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Yusuf/Cat Stevens

The bridge was the one thing the purists just couldn't cross, but those who did found an acoustic bursting with songs and a tone that could not be matched

WhatToWatch

Willie Nelson's 90th Birthday Celebration: release date, performances and everything we know about the CBS special

Celebrate Willie Nelson's 90th birthday with this special concert event on CBS. Here's everything you need to know about it.

Guitar World

“Eddie Van Halen changed the game. I remember him telling me once, ‘Man, I didn’t mean to start all this madness’”: Steve Lukather on why he’s always championed melody above all else, and how that philosophy informed his new “unabashedly ‘80s” solo album

Returning with the triumphant new album Bridges, Steve Lukather reflects on the madness of shred, why Luke III is his Excalibur and why the melody and the song is all that counts

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