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Liam Payne's Emotional Performance Of Teardrops Resonates With Audience

Liam Payne's 'Teardrops' is a soulful track that resonates with listeners, showcasing his emotional depth and musical prowess.

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Good news of the week: Olly Alexander's Eurovision entry and Barbie at the Design Museum

The good news of the week, from the UK’s Eurovision entry to a new Barbie exhibition

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Enslaved announce Jo Quail will perform Congelia with them at London's opening night of their latest tour

Prog cellist Jo Quail will join Norwegian prog metallers Enslaved at their Islington Assembly Hall show on March 6

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“It sounds like a bunch of 18-year-old kids having fun. There’s something to be said about that energy”: Eric Johnson reveals a G3 live album from the 2024 reunion tour with Steve Vai and Joe Satriani is in the works

The three virtuosos are currently wading through live recordings from their recent tour as they look to compile a new record to celebrate the OG G3 reunion

Guitar World

“All of that youthful exuberance was still there!” Rob Halford is on the cover of the new Metal Hammer - cuddling kittens!

The Judas Priest frontman reveals all about new album Invincible Shield – and kittens!

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"Love them or dismiss them, Exit Emotions will only propel Blind Channel towards the arenas calling their name": Former Eurovision contestants step up as leading lights in the nu metal revival

The self-described "Backstreet Boys of metal", Blind Channel capture the anthemia and energy of peak nu metal with new album Exit Emotions

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“Laid To Rest is 20 years old!” This new comedy sketch about ‘modern metal classics’ will make you feel old, guaranteed!

Lamb Of God, Trivium and Bullet For My Valentine have been around for two decades now, and your lower back isn’t in the shape it used to be

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“A nod to Harmony’s rich design history and a step toward building the brand further”: Harmony adds the H62 to its growing Reissue Series – and it's built better than ever

The Korean-made model channels the sound, spirit and style of the jazz and blues-centric ‘50s build, complete with a modern feel at a more affordable price

Guitar World

Tish Cyrus Is Reportedly "Spiraling" Over How to "Diffuse" Noah Cyrus Situation

It's not resolving itself.

Marie Claire

The Brit Awards 2024: who will win and who should win on UK music's biggest night

Ahead of tomorrow’s ceremony, we run the slide rule over the nominees’ chances in each of the main categories

Evening Standard

“This song is underrated!” Watch the only time Slipknot have performed All Hope Is Gone’s incredible title track live

Despite it being the lead single of Slipknot’s first US chart-topping album, All Hope Is Gone has only been played live one time, in July 2008

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Liam Gallagher & John Squire's collaborative album really works: maybe it's because Squire is working with a singer for the first time

Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher and Stone Roses guitarist John Squire combine on an album that's derivative but hugely enjoyable

Louder

“George owned many, many instruments, and all of them were in storage – with the exception of the ones I made for him”: How Bernie Hamburger’s Hamburguitar became a favorite of George Harrison

In the Beatles’ mid-’90s Anthology era, George Harrison’s guitars were built by a man named Bernie Hamburger – and one of his creations features in the video for the band’s final single, Now and Then. But what do we know about these guitars?

Guitar World

Free Native Instruments plugin lets you conduct a choir of 1,000s of Jacob Collier fans "polyphonically across many different chords, keys and soundworlds"

"What if you could sit in the comfort of your own home and experience the feeling of an audience choir at your fingertips?"

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Olly Alexander: Dizzy review – it’s a sinful ripoff from the UK’s Eurovision entry

You could easily believe the prosaic Dizzy to be the work of AI: what if the Pet Shop Boys did Eurovision?

Guitar World

How to master CAGED guitar chords and unlock the fretboard

The CAGED guitar system is a speedy route to fretboard mastery – and you'll learn some cool new chords along the way

Louder

“It was so powerful and also kind of dark… it started to produce itself. I remember thinking, ‘I’m not pulling any punches – it’s going to be close to the bone”: Mostly Autumn’s struggle to give late guitarist Liam Davison the send-off he deserved

With their 13th album, released in 2019, Bryan Josh devised a deeply emotional tribute to his close friend, who’d passed away two years earlier

Guitar World

“I did everything by working my ass off. I played in bars six nights a week, 300 shows a year, three one-hour sets every night for eight years with no record deal”: Evanescence’s Troy McLawhorn on his guitar firsts, favorites and embarrassing moments

The Evanescence guitarist talks killer trench coats, first gigs, and the amp that got away

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"We argued about everything": The stories behind the making of The Works, the album that returned Queen to rock: Only in the regal new issue of Classic Rock

Also in this issue: The Black Crowes, Led Zeppelin, Judas Priest, The Pineapple Thief, Wayne Kramer, Scott Stapp, Bush, Green Day, The Stranglers and more

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“I hate modeling, I think it’s wack. You can hear it right away”: IDLES explain why recording with an amp modeler risks messing with your tone, your head – and probably your dog

UK post-punk heroes Mark Bowen and Lee Kiernan reckon modelers are best consigned to the role of live backups – and you shouldn’t let them near your recordings

The Guardian - UK

Ruth Goller: Skyllumina review – jazz bassist enters beatific and slightly terrifying new sonic world

In this solo project the stalwart of London’s jazz and improv scene is joined by a rolling cast of percussionists to create hypnotic, haunting patterns and demented nursery rhymes

Louder

“An album of genuine warmth and quiet wonder – and if it’s a little safe, well, that’s understandable”: Revamped Big Big Train return with The Likes Of Us

Unsurprisingly, there are differences after Alberto Bravin replaced the late David Longdon, and the band seeks to regroup and consolidate

MusicRadar

Music theory basics: Master modulation, or how to use key changes in your songwriting (without resorting to cliché)

If the only modulation you’re familiar with is in your soft synths, read on…

Louder

From lonely female vampires who long for death to a reworking of an Iron Maiden classic, The Mandrake Project proves that Bruce Dickinson really can do anything

The Mandrake Project is a bold return for Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson

Latin Times

Shakira Unveils Tracklist for Groundbreaking New Album 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran'

Among the surprises are new songs with Cardi B., Rauw Alejandro, Grupo Frontera, and Bizarrap

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