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"I would love to release a live album of this lineup." No plans for new Pantera music, but Charlie Benante wants to document the comeback

Pantera reunion drummer Charlie Benante hopes a live album will be released to document the controversial comeback

Metal Hammer · Mar 28

“James asked if I wrote the bassline – he was mad at me for not getting a cowriting credit”: How Allen McGrier brought his Jamerson-approved Detroit swagger to a classic R&B ballad

Bassist Allen McGrier grew up in the shadows of Motown and the Jamerson family in particular

Guitar World · Mar 28

“We wanted to do things at a certain speed, but the label didn’t. They let us go”: Meet STONE, the Liverpool alt-rockers who quit their major label, wowed Yungblud’s fans and wrote their new album on a Gibson missing a string

Second album AUTONOMY is a strike for freedom for the Liverpool quartet, who felt limited in their corporate environment

Guitar World · Mar 28

‘How can a TV show make you feel such emotions?’ The Bluey composer shares the trick to music that ‘hits you in the feels’

As the new Bluey album, Up Here, arrives – complete with chamber orchestra – Joff Bush describes how he ‘seeds’ musical elements to draw out powerful emotions

The Guardian - AU · Mar 27

Ross 'The Boss' Friedman, founding guitarist with Manowar and The Dictators, dead at 72

News of Friedman's death comes just weeks after he was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's Disease

Metal Hammer · Mar 27

Sir David Beckham ‘very proud’ of son Cruz and his music career

The 21-year-old singer has followed in the footsteps of his mother, Spice Girl Victoria Beckham.

Evening Standard · Mar 27

Charlie Puth explains why his new album was 'challenging'

Charlie Puth has opened up about the process of making his new album.

BANG Premier · Mar 27

How the 'BTS: The Return' Filmmakers Got the Biggest Band in the World to Let Their Guard Down

Director Bao Nguyen and producer Jane Cha Cutler discuss their Netflix documentary about the making of 'ARIRANG.'

Marie Claire · Mar 27

“I was amazed that my hard work might come back to help me”: Jim Gustafson and Poobah endured decades in the dark, but now their early albums are selling for $1,000 a copy

Even though his band was produced by Billy Cox and opened for Judas Priest, Alice Cooper, Ted Nugent, and countless others, industry issues held him back. And yet, powered by his original Marshalls and pedals, Jim Gustafson's determination means he’s still out there today

Guitar World · Mar 27

BTS members struggle with return after military service in documentary

The documentary follows the group as they reunite for their latest album and their return to the stage.

Evening Standard · Mar 27