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Peter Hook: ‘I never get sick of hearing World in Motion’

The Joy Division bassist, 67, looks back on breakdowns and addictions, losing Ian Curtis, his precious friends and the early rave scene

The Guardian - UK

Julie Byrne review – elegiac ache and nuanced feelings

Two years on from the death of her friend and musical collaborator Eric Littmann, Byrne tours the album they were working on together, in a performance of mesmerising beauty

The Guardian - UK

"I am the founding father of progressive symphonic rock". Robert John Godfrey states his case

Prog sat down with the godfather of symphonic rock is back as the band prepared to play the Prog Stage at the then newly formed High Voltage Festival

Louder

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“The goal was to make music that was so extreme we’d never even get a gig”: Tom Morello on the early days of Rage Against The Machine

The guitarist had radical ideas when Rage Against The Machine started out - and was shocked when they started selling loads of records

Metal Hammer

"We’re fried": Thom Yorke on keeping it together as OK Computer blew up big

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke was having a rough time of things in 1998, as this MTV interview footage makes clear

Louder

“Randy Rhoads embodied everything I love about the guitar”: Mötley Crüe’s Nikki Sixx on the music that changed his life

The songs, bands, artists and albums that have soundtracked Nikki Sixx’s life

Metal Hammer

Sleep Token’s biggest festival headline show just proved they’re ready for arena stardom

On night one of Manchester’s Radar Festival, masked enigmas Sleep Token showed they have the fanbase, songs and charisma to become metal’s next biggest band

Metal Hammer

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“Everyone thought the maestro was totally off his rocker”: when Stevie Wonder invoked flower power for his own Dark Side Of The Moon

1979’s Krautrock-tinged Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants was a surprise follow-up to soul epic Songs In The Key Of Life

Louder

Herbie Hancock review – still seeking the new after 50 years of jazz curiosity

Band featuring Terence Blanchard and drummer Jaylen Petinaud is firmly rooted in the present

The Guardian - UK

Who sampled Pink Floyd? The best, worst and just plain oddest tracks featuring Floyd samples

The most sampled Floyd songs, and some of the best, worst and just plain odd tracks they spawned, featuring The Prodigy, Aphex Twin, Metalheadz and, um, Milli Vanilli...

MusicRadar

“Led Zeppelin was responsible for bigging it up. We had no choice… it was insane”: Robert Plant on how Led Zeppelin invented stadium rock

Led Zeppelin took live music into another stratosphere in the 70s and Robert Plant says they had to make it up as they went along

Louder

Ghost Hounds release new album, ‘First Last Time,’ on Gibson Records, available worldwide today

Latest single, the slow-burning, bluesy rocker, “Last Train to Nowhere” rises up the charts

Guitar World

"Man, I like this thing!": Watch Billy Gibbons play the blues on a cardboard Strat

Even with the odd body material, the ZZ Top man looks – and sounds – right at home

Guitar World

Charlie Musselwhite and Elvin Bishop — ‘front porch’ bluesmen celebrate their Chicago music roots

The duo are in concert at Ravinia on Thursday.

Chicago Sun-Times

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“Dave said, ‘No, not doing it’”: Eddie, Alex and Wolfgang Van Halen once wrote a brand new Van Halen song, only for David Lee Roth to refuse to sing it

Van Halen’s swansong album A Different Kind Of Truth could have featured a song with the working title Ain’t Talkin’ ’Bout Panama if it wasn‘t for David Lee Roth having a hissy fit

Evening Standard

Taylor Swift’s Shake it Off rocked so hard it registered on earthquake scale

A recent Taylor Swift performance of Shake It Off was so loud it registered on the earthquake scale.

Cinemablend

Swifties Think Taylor Swift Has A Big Announcement Planned For Her Final Eras Tour Shows, And These Theories Have Me Convinced

Swifties have some new theories that seem to suggest Taylor Swift is about to announce something during her final Eras Tour shows in the U.S.

The Independent UK

Seismologist says Taylor Swift fans caused activity equivalent of 2.3 magnitude earthquake during concert

Seismologist examined fan activity during Swift’s two show in Seattle

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‘She found peace here’: local people tell of Sinéad O’Connor’s last years in Ireland

Members of communities among whom late singer made her home share stories of friendship and acceptance

Metal Hammer

The best new metal songs you need to hear right now - starring KK's Priest, Slaughter To Prevail, Sevendust, Dying Wish and more

From pummelling deathcore to old school heavy metal, these are the metal songs you need in your life this week. Plus, vote for your favourite!

Louder

Here are the best alt. rock songs you'll hear this week, featuring Ashnikko, Dream Nails, Lynks and more

Here are eight great alternative songs you may have missed this week: vote here for your favourite!

Evening Standard

Travis Scott releases UTOPIA: Here’s five collaborations to look out for

One of hip-hop’s most anticipated albums of the year, UTOPIA has a lot of surprises

The Independent UK

Sinead O’Connor was finishing new album and reviewing tour dates before her death, say her managers

Grammy-winning Irish singer died on 26 July, aged 56

MusicRadar

Roger Waters on his dramatic Dark Side Of The Moon Redux: "It's been part of our lives for 50 years and yet we are still not yet breathing in the air"

"The concept has stood the test of time"

Louder

"I held him against the wall and spit in his face... then all hell broke loose": the night Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder was arrested for fighting and locked up in New Orleans

Remembering that time 'Nice guy Eddie' Vedder blew his fuse and wound up in a New Orleans jail

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