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Bristol’s Cousin Kula radiate with new album ‘Vitamin D’
Cousin Kula transition from the heartbreak of ‘Double Dinners’ to the springtime bloom of ‘Vitamin D,’ offering a lush soundscape of love and renewal.
Florence Rose shares new single and video ‘In Your Room’
‘In Your Room’ by Florence Rose is a mesmerising journey into lo-fi dream pop, setting the stage for her mini-album ‘My Lust Is My Religion’.
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds announce 27-date ‘Wild God’ tour
With the release of ‘Wild God’, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds explore new musical territories, promising an unforgettable live experience this autumn.
Shoegaze legends Ride share new single ‘Monaco’ ahead of upcoming album ‘Interplay’
In their latest offering ‘Monaco’, Ride combine social commentary with their signature sound, ahead of the release of ‘Interplay’ and a UK and Ireland tour.
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ABBA Voyage and virtual concerts are here to stay, and here’s why
ABBA Voyage’s success has proved that virtual concerts aren’t simply a flash-in-the-pan novelty: they may eventually become the norm.
When Keith Moon passed out on his drumkit and was replaced by a 19-year-old fan
In a twist that sounds like the plot of a coming-of-age rock ‘n’ roll movie, The Who’s concert at California’s Cow Palace in 1974 became the setting…
When Marc Bolan met Stan Lee | The crossroads of rock and comics
In a rare audio recording from 1975, T. Rex’s Marc Bolan and Marvel’s Stan Lee discuss the creation of a new superhero, bringing rock ‘n’ roll and comic books into the same room.
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Casisdead’s big BRITs win proves hardcore fanbases hold the power
Despite Raye’s record-breaking triumph, it’s Casisdead whose potent fanbase is showing that a smaller, dedicated support is still formidable.
The night David Bowie seduced Tina Turner with wigs and sushi
David Bowie’s legendary flirtation with Tina Turner took a hilarious turn with sushi, a spare wig, and a naked rendition of ‘Proud Mary’.
The time Green Day started a mud riot at Woodstock ‘94
Woodstock ’94 was advertised as ‘3 Days of Peace & Music,’ but the festival turned out to be anything but for Billie Joe Armstrong and Green Day.
My Sweet Lord | When George Harrison accidentally stole his biggest hit and got sued for it
‘My Sweet Lord’ by George Harrison sparked one of music’s biggest lawsuits, blurring the lines between inspiration and infringement and changing copyright laws forever.
The Dissonance Tour: When Bowie met Reznor and redefined live music
In 1995, David Bowie and Trent Reznor embarked on the Dissonance tour, a unique live experience combining art rock and industrial metal, forever altering stage performances.
The making of Rumours: How Fleetwood Mac turned personal strife into a classic
Rumours by Fleetwood Mac stands as a testament to musical brilliance born from personal chaos, transforming intimate heartbreak into one of history’s most iconic albums.
10 music biopics that are actually good
Formulaic music biopics are ten a penny nowadays. Here’s a list of ten that are actually good though.
The time The Kinks’ Dave Davies invented three music genres with a knifeÂ
Here’s how Dave Davies of The Kinks slashed his amp with a razor, accidentally inventing distorted electric guitar, pioneering sounds for heavy metal and punk music.