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Paraorchestra: Death Songbook live review – bittersweet ballads with Brett Anderson and friends

Charles Hazlewood’s boundary-breaking ensemble guide the Suede singer and special guests through an elegiac evening grown out of the pandemic

The Guardian - UK

Rick Astley: ‘I’m boring away from the spotlight – that’s why my life works’

The singer, 58, on why he likes being boring, isn’t afraid of getting his hands dirty and how the internet gave his most famous song a new lease of life

The Guardian - UK

"I know me and I know my playing... and then there's Rain": The Beatles' greatest b-side was ahead of its time, but it also exposed a difference of perspective between Lennon and McCartney

Rain features some of the greatest individual performances by the four Beatles while sounding like it was beamed from the future

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“When I recorded with Jason Becker, he was still able to speak… he articulated exactly what he wanted, down to every pinch harmonic, vibrato and out-of-tune note”: Shrapnel veteran Michael Lee Firkins reflects on the final days of shred

The former Shrapnel star discusses bringing bluesgrass to shred, working with the great Jason Becker and his pivotal role in establishing the Yamaha Pacifica

Guitar World

“I don't say it's looking rosy up there in rock band land”: Metallica manager Peter Mensch on the current state of rock music

The Q Prime supremo also oversees the careers of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Muse, Foals and more

Louder

"It’s cool to have rearranged It’s Only Smiles to introduce modern acoustic playing to Periphery’s fans." Periphery team up with English guitarist Mike Dawes for new single

US prog metallers Periphery display their softer side with brand new two-track Acoustic Singles release

Metal Hammer

T’Pau’s Carol Decker looks back: ‘We went ballistic when we got to No 1. Our screaming annoyed Bryan Adams’

The lead singer on hitting it big, how things fell apart, and the joy of the 1980s revival

The Guardian - UK

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“In the ’80s, I was very much into playing fast and wanting to be the best. Later on I realized it was just a waste of time”: Europe’s John Norum on the one guitar he kept from the Final Countdown era, and what he learned from Don Dokken

As Norum gets ready to work on a new Europe album, the Swedish six-string maverick pops by to share his most embarrassing moment onstage and famous firsts

Guitar World

“Sometimes I make the bassline too complex and too noodly, but Thom is good at putting the brakes on that”: How Colin Greenwood came up with his deceptive stop-start bassline on Radiohead’s Airbag

Colin Greenwood’s bassline drives the opener of Radiohead’s OK Computer, even though it contains more rests than licks

Guitar World

“Substantial pleasures… even if they arguably venture too far into prog indulgence”: Renaissance’s 2024 reissue of Tuscany, featuring live Japan set

Classic line-up’s 2001 reunion album is enhanced with the inclusion of In The Land Of The Rising Sun

Louder

“Trent would play it in the car and we’d drive round New Orleans”: Nine Inch Nails producer Alan Moulder on the record that reminds him of making The Fragile

Moulder recalls the pair listening to a lot of hip-hop for inspiration when making Nine Inch Nails' third album

Louder

New in Latin Music: New material from Belinda, Bad Bunny, Fonsi, Laura Pausini, Nicki Nicole, Annita...

Montaner, Mau y Ricky, Elena Rose, Jesse y Joy, Jorge Drexler, Kenia OS and Jhay Wheeler also have premieres this week

Latin Times

“It takes me into the condition that I like best of all, to be the hunter, the student, the geek”: Robert Plant on the record he likes to start his day with

The ex-Led Zep icon has a compilation that takes him back to early blues trailblazers

Louder

Il Divo celebrate 20 years: 'It started as a musical experiment but audiences kept responding'

EXCLUSIVE The classical crossover progenitors reflect on their two-decade success: ‘We don’t get Grammys, we don’t know Taylor Swift. You go to an Il Divo concert to feel the passion and to connect to your soul’

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“Vim and vigour fizz… energy levels are cranked up compared to the studio versions”: Transatlantic’s two-night Live At Morsefest 2022

Seemingly without the use of oxygen tents, the supergroup risk exhausting the listener with The Whirdwind, The Absolute Universe and a selection of crowdpleasers

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the trippy story of Pink Floyd’s lost member Syd Barrett

An immersive documentary about the band’s founder, who left the group to live in solitude. Plus: more explosive drama in Traces. Here’s what to watch this evening

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Mary J. Blige Launches Fund To Support Underserved Women

Mary J. Blige launches 'Strength of a Woman Festival and Summit' in Yonkers to empower underserved women with grants and support.

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Taylor Swift's TTPD Album Sparks Vinyl Revival Among Fans

Discover the premium audio experience with the Pro-Ject T1 Turntable and Sonos Five speaker, enhancing your vinyl listening pleasure.

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Kim Kardashian Just Poured Gasoline on the Karlie Kloss Taylor Swift Drama

Swift has broken several big records with The Tortured Poets Department, but she's also reignited her feud with Kardashian.

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K-Pop Band The Rose Reflects On Coachella Performance Success

The Rose, a Korean pop-rock group, impressed at Coachella with their hit 'Wonder' and are dedicated to creating meaningful music experiences for fans.

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John Oates Releases Personal Album Amid Hall & Oates Dispute

John Oates' 'Reunion' album reflects personal journey and musical exploration amidst legal dispute with Daryl Hall.

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Connection is key for Electric Fields' Eurovision quest

Electric Fields are looking to spark a connection by mirroring how their audience consumes music as they prepare to represent Australia at Eurovision in Sweden.

Marie Claire

Zendaya Says She's Waiting for the "Right Timing" to Release New Music

"If there was a moment, maybe I would, you know, put out a little something."

Marie Claire

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Rehearsal Outfits Include All the Activewear I Want

These pieces earned my immediate "Add to Cart."

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on patriotism and the Last Night of the Proms: time for a change

For years, Rule, Britannia! has had a divisive presence in the festival. It should make way for other anthems of national identity

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