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“I did the least amount of overdubs on Alive! – I’ll let the fans decide why that is…” Ace Frehley looks beyond his next Origins album to his travel guitar, more touring and even reconciling with Kiss

50 years after the iconic live album’s release, the guitar hero reflects on what made it so special, how it influenced other guitarists, and why he’s not interested in making his own live record today

Guitar World

Taylor Swift's MTV VMAs Red Carpet Fashion Evolution, From Her Debut to 'Showgirl' Era

Relive every look, here.

Marie Claire

Suede: Antidepressants review — an electrifying, life-saving record

5/5 The new album by Suede is a remarkable triumph which captures the anxiety of the era while delivering the kind of musical thrills that could provide the answer

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“Young men of high social status basically getting drunk in the evening and then attacking people on the streets of London": David Bowie’s secret theatrical project was to be set in 18th-century London

Reams of notes for The Spectator found in his New York office

MusicRadar

The Last Dinner Party share new single The Scythe, announce shows in Ireland, the UK, Europe, Australia and New Zealand

The Last Dinner Party offer second preview of their forthcoming second album From The Pyre

Louder

Justin Bieber drops SWAG II album after teasing project in east London

The Sorry singer released his eighth studio album on Thursday as a follow-up to SWAG, the LP he dropped in July

Evening Standard

“It was a major step up for me. I still pull it out from time to time at home – it’s a bit of a lost classic in the Gibson range”: Zakk Wylde on the miracle of his ‘Grail’ Les Paul and the three most important guitars in his life

The longtime Ozzy guitarist and Black Label Society frontman on why you should hold onto your childhood gear, how he got into Les Pauls and active pickups, and the making of his iconic Grail

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David Bowie’s final project was 18th century musical, new V&A exhibition reveals

A forthcoming display of the singer’s archive includes sticky notes detailing a theatrical work called The Spectator, about a petty thief and high-class gangs in London

The Guardian - UK

Watch the video for new Biffy Clyro single True Believer, the third preview of their forthcoming tenth album Futique

Scottish indie-rock stars Biffy Clyro share another teaser for their follow-up to The Myth of the Happily Ever After

Louder

"Please don't put it on the internet": Limp Bizkit tease new song with the help of a young drumming social media star

She’s Kristina Rybalchenko

MusicRadar

Add to playlist: ultra-prolific Leicester rapper Snoa plus the week’s best tracks

With 71 singles and three albums so far this year, the teenage MC is keeping the quality control high as he swerves across cloud rap, grime and more

The Guardian - UK

“The high priests of conceptual rock!”: Every Rush studio album ranked – from worst to best

Manic Street Preachers' Nicky Wire called them “the world’s biggest cult band”

MusicRadar

Justin Bieber releases new album just weeks after last record

Album released was delayed forcing Bieber to issue updates to frustrated fans

The Independent UK

Archivists discover that David Bowie was working on a musical set in 18th Century London when he died

You can see his notes and ideas for the proposed show at the David Bowie Centre, which opens at London’s V&A East Storehouse this month

Louder

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Slipknot have finally had one of their songs hit the billion-stream mark on Spotify

We’re surprised it didn’t happen sooner, to be honest

The Independent UK

Ronan Keating reveals when planned Boyzone reunion could take place

Boyzone have had six UK number one singles and five UK number one albums

Evening Standard

David Bowie's final project unearthed as notes from '18th century musical' to go on show in east London

Bowie’s notes have been donated to the V&A Museum along with the rest of Bowie’s archive

Evening Standard

Radiohead's shocking boycott set to hit tour sales – here’s why and how to get tickets fast amid the drama

The band’s first shows in seven years are sparking protests, but demand is still expected to be huge

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"I sent Rob Halford some eight-inch spiky high heels for Christmas": Lzzy Hale's wild tales of Ronnie James Dio, Alice Cooper, Skid Row and more

She’s shared stages with Slash, Skid Row and Tom Keifer, and bonded with Ann Wilson and Amy Lee. She’s Lzzy Hale, and these are her stories

Louder

The silencing of The Lamb... Genesis are on the cover of the new issue of Prog, which is on sale now

Plus Roy Harper, Hawkwind, Jeff Wayne, Jakko Jakszyk, Green Carnation, Ihlo, Discipline, Chimpan A, Kindred Spirit and loads more...

Louder

"Whichever musical hat he wears, its brim casts a darker shadow than before": If this is his final solo album, Glenn Hughes is closing that door with a mighty bang

Glenn Hughes' 15th solo album could be his last

MusicRadar

“We know what love is. We spent 40 years figuring it out”: Foreigner pitch to be Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding band

Bands fans are divided on the idea

Louder

“Understated, captivating ebb and flow with a sense of cohesion”: Green Carnation commence a trilogy with the enthralling A Dark Poem, Part I: The Shores Of Melancholia

Textured and laced with extremes, plus a guest appearance from Enslaved’s Grutle Kjellson, each song stands strong alone but the collection works best as a whole

The Independent UK

Big Thief: Double Infinity review – Band’s latest work is another instant classic

5/5 Despite the departure of their longtime bassist, the indie band manage to find positive answers to their intelligently posed questions

The Guardian - UK

‘Our songs last three minutes but they feel like an hour’: the return of Spinal Tap – an exclusive that goes up to 11!

Over 40 years since This Is Spinal Tap was mistaken for a comedy, its hard-rocking subjects are back for a legally obligated final gig. Our writer smells the glove

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