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The Mercury Prize is supposed to celebrate excellence. How did Fred Again get shortlisted?

This year’s shortlist is one of the most eclectic in years, with everything from Dublin folk to London hip-hop making the cut. Roisin O’Connor takes issue with just one of the contenders

The Independent UK

Devendra Banhart: ‘A tattoo of bull’s horns almost piercing my nipples felt very inspiring’

The playful Venezuelan American singer answers your questions, taking in Marc Bolan, haircuts from Cate Le Bon, and his ‘bottomless pit of regret’

The Guardian - UK

Brian Eno extends his ambient realms with these environment-altering sculptures

Brian Eno exhibits his new light box sculptures in London, alongside a unique speaker and iconic works by the late American light artist Dan Flavin

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Inside the lost Tony Visconti-produced U2 album that never was

Bowie producer Tony Visconti thought he'd get a crack at working with U2 on their upcoming record, before he was ghosted by Bono and co.

Louder

That time Thom Yorke formed a glam rock band with members of Radiohead, Suede, Roxy Music and, umm, David Gray’s drummer

When Thom Yorke was recruited for fictional band The Venus In Furs as part of the Velvet Goldmine soundtrack, the Radiohead singer was told to “ham it up”

Louder

“He gave people permission to be themselves”: 10 of the best David Bowie songs, picked by Bowie keyboard player Mike Garson

A journey through Bowie’s career with Mike Garson, the man who knew him better than most

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“Look at Kate Bush or Queen: sometimes when you don’t do the norm, that’s what changes the world a little bit” - How Midge Ure finally embraced his prog tendencies

Ultravox’s Vienna and Band Aid might have made his name but Yes, Uriah Heep and ELP figured in his musical education - even if no one noticed

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“David Bowie’s Lodger was supposed to be called Planned Accidents… I was the accident!” Adrian Belew on being poached from Frank Zappa’s band

King Crimson and Talking Heads veteran recalls having to record for Bowie without hearing the songs first

Louder

"The Nice and ELP are, for me, where things went too far. Very good musicians don’t interest me. Proficiency blocks you off from real adventure": John Foxx on prog, punk and the problems of being a pioneer

For 50 years, John Foxx has been making genuinely progressive music that defies categorisation. "My plan was always to make every record different from the last,” he says.

Louder

A beginner’s guide to Krautrock in five essential albums

The genre with the joke name that stuck: With a sonic imprint still discernible in all corners of music, these are five albums that tell the story of Krautrock

Louder

Brian Eno announces first solo tour: London dates and how to get tickets

Titled Ships, the tour will travel across Europe, including two shows in London

Evening Standard

Listen to Peter Gabriel's new single Road To Joy here...

Peter Gabriel is expected to release his long-awaited latest studio album i/o later this year

Louder

C.ARP is a fun retro instrument iPhone app inspired by the Suzuki Omnichord

Get strumming with this fish-themed music-making keyboard based on the quirky 80's instrument beloved by the likes David Bowie, Bjork and Brian Eno.

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12 Ensemble & GBSR Duo review – Laurence Osborn’s new work TOMB! absorbs and intrigues

But in an evening of two halves, the sonic environments of Harold Budd and Brian Eno were all too ignorable

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Statue of peace protester Brian Haw to be installed in south London

Bronze maquette of activist who camped outside parliament will be sited opposite Imperial War Museum

Louder

Rare Genesis, Camel, Mike Oldfield test pressings up for grabs in charity auction

This year's White Label Auction in Aid of The BRIT Trust takes place on June 6

The Guardian - UK

Fred again.. and Brian Eno: Secret Life review – dull ambient set reveals both men’s weaknesses

While their signature sonic flotsam and spartan melodies are present, Eno’s contributions prove witlessly unimaginative while his mentee’s are trite

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Listen to Peter Gabriel's brooding new single Four Kinds Of Horses

Peter Gabriel is expected to release his long-awaited latest studio album i/o later this year

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Four Tet says that Brian Eno and Fred again..'s new release Secret Life is "the most beautiful album of 2023"

The album will be released May 5 on Text Records, Four Tet's record label

MusicRadar

Jon Hopkins launches new beer inspired by one of his tracks and the number 9, and it’s all thanks to something Brian Eno told him

Is it a case of Jon’s hops wins?

Wallpaper

London Original Print Fair 2023: 10 prints on our radar, from Brian Eno to Tracey Emin

As London Original Print Fair 2023 kicks off (until 2 April 2023), explore the 10 prints on our wish list this year, from Brian Eno to Tracey Emin; Mona Hatoum to Harland Miller

The Independent UK

‘Dear Brian’: Read Brian Eno’s letter to his 21-year-old self

‘As clever as you think you are you could benefit from a little more humility’

The Guardian - UK

And on drums… Earth! Musicians to credit planet as collaborator to raise funds for activism

Brian Eno, Jacob Collier, Anna Calvi and more will add ‘Earth’ to songwriting credits so that royalties are diverted to environmental causes

Evening Standard

Brian Eno charity launches The Earth as Your Co-writer royalties scheme for musicians to fight climate change

Initiative gives artists chance to protect environment by listing the Earth as a co-writer on their songs so it can benefit from royalties

The Guardian - UK

‘Brian Eno left a note in my zither case’: how fate intervened for ambient music pioneer Laraaji

The US musician has spellbound generations with his improvisational sound. He explains how chance encounters and listening to an ‘inner guidance’ has changed the course of his life

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