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Malcolm McLaren’s Duck Rock at 40: the album that foretold today’s anything-goes pop

The 1983 LP introduced a generation to hip-hop and mashed up style – but by not crediting Black musicians, it was also cultural appropriation. Producer Trevor Horn recalls its creation

The Guardian - UK

ABC’s Martin Fry on The Lexicon Of Love and the 40th anniversary live recording: “We’re in Tony Visconti’s studio, being produced by Trevor Horn. And David Bowie’s popped in to say hello”

Sheffield’s most stylish lead singer looks back on a career-defining record and how it came to be

MusicRadar

From Bebe Rexha to Brandi Carlile — 13 concerts poised to heat up Chicago’s summer

There’s a whole lotta music happening in Chicago this summer outside of the big arena and stadium tours. Here are our picks for shows in more cozy confines.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Frankie goes to Bethlehem: how The Power of Love became an unlikely Christmas anthem

Holly Johnson insisted Frankie Goes to Hollywood’s 1984 hit wasn’t a festive song. But he was up against label ZTT’s plans for a nativity video …

The Guardian - UK

Luckington Court: Wiltshire house that starred in BBC’s TV adaptation of Pride and Prejudice is for sale

The Grade II-listed estate has been owned by members of the same family for 75 years.

Evening Standard

The Bennet family home from BBC’s Pride and Prejudice is on sale for £6m

The estate features an eight-bedroom manor and five further cottages

The Independent UK

ABC's Martin Fry, the love song rebel

The "Poison Arrow" and "Be Near Me" musician spoke to Salon for the 40th anniversary tour for "Lexicon of Love"

Salon

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‘We were a different side of the 80s. Not the Duran Duran 80s’: the return of Propaganda

Fans of Throbbing Gristle with liner notes on the gender of vampires, the German synth-pop duo somehow broke into the mainstream. Now, after 37 years away, they’re back

The Guardian - UK

What links Paul Verhoeven’s convent romp to the Sopranos?

From Benedetta to Showgirls – via Christopher Walken in A View to a Kill – we shimmy down the rabbit hole with the controversial film-maker

The Guardian - UK

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