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Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda reflects on Hybrid Theory: “I was standing on red carpets with celebrities and thinking, ‘Wow, this is so weird.’”

Linkin Park co-founder Mike Shinoda has reflected on the strangeness and vindication of groundbreaking debut album Hybrid Theory in a new interview

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Scottish folk-fusion duo set to perform at top festival for first time

The Laurettes is a home-grown act to look out for in 2024 - they have gone from playing in their local pub to singing the country into the new year…

The National (Scotland)

Turns out, heavy metal is the last thing people want to hear at the doctor’s

A new study has claimed that a heavy riff is the worst soundtrack for a doctor’s waiting room – and that metalheads rarely go for their checkups

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Watch Tool play Undertow track Flood for the first time in 13 years

The progressive metal mavericks played the deep cut days after drummer Danny Carey called revisiting Undertow’s musical style “appealing”

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"Someone from the BBC said my outfit revealed ‘too much penis’. I’m not a Ken doll!": Lord Of The Lost reflect on a wild 2023

They played Eurovision, met the king and toured with Iron Maiden - but 2023 was just another wild year for Germany's Lord Of The Lost

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The Sterns Are Listening by Jonathan Wells review – a tight and taut family drama… with a punk soundtrack

In the US poet and memoirist’s debut novel, dark secrets are leavened by rich language and comic invention

The Guardian - UK

The 10 worst Beatles songs

Even The Beatles had their off days, as these 10 stinkers prove

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“I wanted us to be the punk Monkees, the mainstream Ramones or Mötley Crüe with sneakers”: the story of Candy, the cult 80s LA glam rockers who produced a future Guns N’ Roses superstar

With their debut album, Whatever Happened To Fun?, LA power-pop outfit Candy should have been huge

Louder

‘Life is about creating yourself’: on Bob Dylan: Mixing Up the Medicine

The Dylan Center in Tulsa offers a read as endlessly fascinating, as vital to the American story, as its subject himself

The Guardian - US

“I met the man who wrote the jingle for Bodyform, which is probably the highlight of my career”: Shed Seven on the time they rerecorded their song on an advert for The Link

The Britpop survivors learned that lots of people make money from jingles, except for them

Louder

10 heavy metal bands who need to reunite in 2024

We’re not ready to bid farewell to Rage Against The Machine, Slayer and Black Sabbath just yet…

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“We’re all very temperamental in our different ways, but we’ve learned to live with that”: how Black Sabbath were reborn in the 21st century as Heaven & Hell

In this classic 2009 interview, Ronnie James Dio and Tony Iommi look back at resurrecting Black Sabbath’s iconic second line-up under the namd Heaven & Hell

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“The proggiest pop song to reach the top spot since Marillion’s Kayleigh... and that only actually reached No.2”: Gotye’s Somebody That I Used To Know and its parent album, Making Mirrors

Wally De Backer’s Grammy-winning 2011 record proves he’s more Brian Eno then Ed Sheeran

Louder

Marika Hackman, indie music’s best shapeshifter: ‘Even before I came out in public, my lyrics were all super gay’

Since putting out her electro-folk debut in 2015, Marika Hackman has thrown out curve ball after curve ball with her shape-shifting sound and lyrical boldness. She meets Annabel Nugent down at the pub to chat so-called ‘songstresses’, secret crushes, and the golden rule for dating a musician

The Independent UK

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Birdsong to soar over Australia's country music capital

Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham found solace in song, in a creative and personal partnership that has earned them six Golden Guitar Award nominations.

Marie Claire

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly set to pass a major relationship milestone

Louder

“We treated them like a bunch of hairy blues wankers… I wish we’d had the sales Eliminator had!” How British synth-pop duo OMD unwittingly set ZZ Top on the path to mega-stardom

It may seem unlikely, but Billy Gibbons and co. learned their best moves from electro-pop duo OMD

Salon

Lil Nas X's "J Christ" video & backlash

Sure, the rapper dresses like a crucified Jesus, but says the outrage is an attempt to "gatekeep a religion"

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Taylor Swift dominates Billboard 200 with 10 albums in top 100

Taylor Swift continues to dominate the Billboard 200 chart, claiming 10 spots in the top 100. Her album 1989 (Taylor's Version) remains at No. 1 for the si...

The Hindu

Down the memory lane with classic rock

The Guardian - UK

Sleater-Kinney: Little Rope review – pain, defiance and seizing the day

The US rock duo process shock and grief on an album that never wallows in sadness, and instead includes at least one feelgood banger

Guitar World

“I’m a sloppy guitar player! I’ll be the first to admit that… In retrospect, I should have practiced more”: Ace Frehley isn't going to apologize for his loose playing style – but he also doesn't recommend that players follow in his footsteps

The former Kiss guitarist has often been accused of sloppiness, a label he says he doesn't mind at all

Louder

“Marrying a rock band to an orchestra was seat-of-the-pants stuff." The story of Barclay James Harvest's Once Again

1971's Once Again album. only the band's second album, saw Oldham's prog quartet Barclay James Harvest working with an orchestra to striking effect

The Guardian - UK

Mike Shinoda looks back: ‘Would I have wanted Linkin Park to be successful without being recognisable? Probably’

The frontman on coping with fame, losing his bandmate, and finding new fans 20 years on

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"Nu metal content makes people feel a part of a community": How TikTok is helping nu metal's comeback

From festivals like Sick New World to Limp Bizkit selling out massive venues and new artists embracing its influence, nu metal is making a massive comeback - and TikTok is helping

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