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Jarvis Cocker makes huge prediction for future of music industry

Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker has revealed he's convinced albums are "coming back" because more music fans are snapping up vinyl records.

BANG Premier · Oct 26

18 again: I returned to my life in 1983 – to reckless adventures, in a world soaked in alcohol

Sundays were deadly, the generation gap between parents and their kids was enormous, and a pint cost 50p. The frisson of casual violence was everywhere. When I left school and set off to travel, I had no sense at all of where I was going or what I would find

The Guardian - UK · Oct 22

The Rolling Stones share new single Who You Callin’ Crazy

The Rolling Stones have shared their latest track from Foreign Tongues Loose Lips.

BANG Premier · Oct 20

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The Rolling Stones have five new songs coming out as Foreign Tongues gets expanded

The Rolling Stones will release five new songs on Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips, a deluxe edition of their chart‑topping album arriving November 27.

BANG Premier · Oct 14

The Rolling Stones are working on new music

The Rolling Stones are back in the studio as Sir Mick Jagger continues writing and recording new material.

BANG Premier · Oct 12

Gene's Martin Rossiter slams 'deeply misogynistic and racist' Britpop scene

Gene's Martin Rossiter believes the 90s Britpop scene was "deeply misogynistic and racist" and could have been "a much richer" period for music if the artists being celebrated were more diverse.

BANG Premier · Oct 5

I was behind the scenes during peak indie sleaze. What happened to all the women?

MUSIC: The Noughties indie scene sold itself as young, rebellious and outside the mainstream, but its mythology was overwhelmingly male, Janine Warren remembers. Now, as the era is revived through anniversary tours and ‘classic album’ shows, those same male bands still dominate centre stage. What happened to the few women…

The Independent UK · Sep 4

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"We were trying to poison the mainstream." How a 17-year-old schoolboy who played guitar "like the devil" saved one of Britain's best-loved bands, and stole David Bowie's heart

Suede's Coming Up laughed in the faces of everyone who believed that they would be lost following the exit of guitar hero Bernard Butler

Louder · Sep 3

Lily Allen reveals she wants to apologise to BBC star after calling her a ‘trollop’

Pop star made a cruel comment about a Radio 1 presenter back in 2006

The Independent UK · Aug 20

"This song is not a rebel song." The story behind U2's emotional, controversial, and often misunderstood, protest anthem Sunday Bloody Sunday

How rage, despair and a desire for peace fuelled a U2 classic

Louder · Aug 9

“I think the song seems more relevant than ever, especially in the US, with the ICE raids and all that”: How David Byrne and Brian Eno anticipated a darker tomorrow on Talking Heads’ 1979 masterpiece

With Eno stationed outside in a mobile recording van, the loft-recorded banger Life During Wartime painted a bleak picture of a seemingly inevitable future

MusicRadar · Aug 8

Brian Case obituary

Other lives: Much admired writer on music and the arts for the NME, Melody Maker and Time Out

The Guardian - UK · Aug 2

“Joe stayed up for three days drinking bottle after bottle of brandy, berating everyone around him for their weaknesses, and just really losing it”: Bust-ups, busking and the last days of The Clash

When punk legends the Clash went out, it was with a whimper not a bang

Louder · Aug 1

Hatchet jobs, fights, and one very divisive song: Razorlight’s Johnny Borrell on making indie’s most notorious second album

INTERVIEW: The band were blamed (and fessed up) for releasing the catalyst to what we now know as ‘landfill indie’. Twenty years since the release of their second, self-titled album, Johnny Borrell talks to Roisin O’Connor about its mixed reception, being bewildered by their newfound fame, and how he patched…

The Independent UK · Jul 26

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Evening Standard · Jul 22

Miquita Oliver apologises to Fearne Cotton over ‘awful’ past remarks

The presenter, 42, was sacked from her Radio 1 job over comments she made about Cotton in a 2005 interview.

Evening Standard · Jul 22

Miquita Oliver reflects on 'awful' Fearne Cotton comments that got her 'fired'

Oliver opened up about her ‘tumultuous’ relationship with the Happy Place host

The Independent UK · Jul 22

Miquita Oliver apologises to Radio 1 star: ‘I was awful about her’

‘Miss Me?’ co-host was emotional as she explained how she’d realised the press treatment she received in her early twenties made her resentful towards other women

BANG Premier · Jul 16

Pixies declare Dave Grohl was ‘right’ about their ‘perfect’ album

The band’s guitarist and drummer have endorsed Dave Grohl’s glowing praise for Surfer Rosa while also sharing an update on their plans to write more music later this year.

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Evening Standard · Jul 10

Rolling Stones’ Foreign Tongues album praised as late-career peak in reviews

Released on Friday, the album follows 2023’s Hackney Diamonds.

Louder · Jul 4

"There were more people there than they had ever cumulatively played to in their career at that point." The story behind the Ramones first ever UK show, on Independence Day 1976

It's now 50 years since Ramones brought their blitzkrieg bops to Britain

BANG Premier · Jul 4

Muse plan Black Holes and Revelations celebration

Muse are planning a celebration for the 20th anniversary of landmark fourth album Black Holes Revelations.

BANG Premier · Jul 2

Mick Jagger: 'Sam Fender's last album was stunning'

Mick Jagger told NME that he’s been listening to the young singer’s tunes recently, and particularly enjoyed People Watching - which includes Rein Me In, Sam’s smash hit with Olivia Dean.

MusicRadar · Jul 1

“He said, ‘No, no, no. Paul can do that,’ and he did it. He did exactly what was needed in like, 10 minutes”: Mick Jagger says he had to check with Andrew Watt that Paul McCartney's bass playing was "punk" enough for new Rolling Stones song Covered In You

“I said to Andy, ‘Is he into this?’ Because it's really a punk tune, and it's going to go really fast," remembers Jagger

MusicRadar · Jun 28

“For about six months, we were the coolest band on the planet”: We talk to Embrace about the extraordinary song that put them on the indie map

Embrace announced their arrival with one of the most memorable songs of the post-Britpop age, we catch up with its creator to discuss its legacy

MusicRadar · Jun 23

“The sample is quite timeless - I think the power of the beat itself is what people really like about it”: How to recreate the ’90s-channelling energy of a PinkPantheress banger

The infectious Illegal dominated the pop landscape last year, and PinkPantheress was open about how its central Underworld sample was integral to its making. Let’s take it apart and rebuild it ourselves…

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