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How to calibrate your turntable: Get the most from your vinyl with our step-by-step guide

A few simple steps is all that separates you from getting your turntable up to speed for optimal performance

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Prog writers to celebrate 55th anniversary of King Crimson's debut album with listening party

Sid Smith, Jo Kendall and Mike Barnes host A King Crimson Listening party in London this October

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“Saluting 60 years of rock rebellion.” The Who’s 60th anniversary to be celebrated by special Royal Mail stamps set

The Royal Mail is issuing 12 special stamps in honour of The Who’s formation in 1964

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"Happiness is pot-shaped!" A true story about Robert Plant, a fake drugs bust, and a trainee nurse in a mini skirt

That time the future Led Zeppelin man ran into trouble with the law

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“The creative tension helped here and there. At other times it did not help… it’s difficult to define”: Thijs van Leer reveals his only real regret as Focus roll on in their 55th year

He recalls breaking out of the Netherlands, his relationship with former guitarist Jan Akkerman, and the one album he’d like to remake

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"It sounds like no one involved had any idea what 1981 was supposed to sound like": What happened when the singer from The Archies made an AOR album

Ron Dante produced Barry Mannilow's first nine albums before turning to rock. What could possibly go right?

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Terminally ill grandmother loses £140,000 to scammer pretending to be Ritchie Blackmore

The victim, who is suffering from cancer, went to school with the former Deep Purple guitarist

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Watch Paul McCartney play 'new' Beatles song Now And Then for the first time during marathon hit-stuffed set in Uruguay

37 songs. Another 14 during the soundcheck. And he's 82 years old

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Oasis add four more stadium shows to their summer 2025 North American tour due to "phenomenal demand"

Your chances of seeing Oasis in an American stadium next year just increased

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“For those of you who didn’t get a chance to rock out in-person, now you can have the best seats in the house!” Olivia Rodrigo's Guts World Tour concert film to premiere on Netflix later this month

Olivia Rodrigo's Guts World Tour concert film will premiere on Netflix in late October

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Pink Floyd agree to sell music rights to Sony in deal worth 400 million dollars

After years of discussions, Pink Floyd have finally sold the rights to their recorded music

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“It’s not often we perform such intimate shows, so we’re really looking forward to this.” The Cure are recording an exclusive gig in London this month, and you could be there to see it

Find out how to get tickets to see The Cure live at special Radio 2 In Concert show

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CD vs vinyl: Which sounds better and why it matters

When it comes to comparing digital bits and vinyl grooves there’s more to consider than initially meets the ear

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“The Horrors are never-ending.” The Horrors announce new album Night Life, share moody single The Silence That Remains, unveil intimate UK tour plans

The Horrors return, shrouded in darkness

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“Gibby and Siouxsie Sioux were at my feet, wrestling around with a shotgun pointed at my head.” Butthole Surfers' guitarist Paul Leary looks back on the excitement of the first Lollapalooza tour

There's never a dull moment when Butthole Surfers frontman Gibby Haynes is around

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Fully authorised visual history of Cardiacs to be published

New Cardiacs biography, A Big Book And A Band And Whole World Window, will be published in January

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Beardfish share video for reflective and celebratory new single Torrential Downpour

Swedish prog quartet Beardfsh will release their brand new album Songs For Beating Hearts in November

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Joan Armatrading announces new studio album, releases single inspired by encounter with confrontational young person

Joan Armatrading's twenty-first studio album How Did This Happen And What Does It Now Mean will arrive later this year

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“You study music, learn harmonies, technique and business. Then you come into a band like this and rip up the rule book”: Azure’s new album Fym wasn’t complete until they’d recorded a real oboe

Previously voted Prog’s best unsigned band, they spent two years perfecting their concept’s sounds and story – with every atonal note and slash from a set of keys entirely deliberate

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"We were afraid that the Manson family that were still hanging out would come for us": This year Redd Kross will finally tell their story

Eight albums in shape-shifting rock’n’roll brothers Redd Kross are gearing up to take the next step up the ladder

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"We have always loved going to IHOP and enjoying breakfast together as a band": Loverboy celebrate the taste of pancakes in new IHOP commercial

Loverboy have rerecorded their classic Working For The Weekend, while the video finds the band members replaced by syrup caddies

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“Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend our shows. We are appalled and disappointed that anyone was made to feel otherwise.” The Last Dinner Party apologise after male fans are subjected to 'discriminatory' security screening at gig venue

The Last Dinner Party speak out after security staff at The Engine Shed in Lincoln quiz men on their knowledge of the band

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Bruce Springsteen adds eight additional shows to his summer 2025 UK and European tour schedule

Bruce Springsteen adds arena and stadium dates in England, France, Germany and Spain

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“It was extremely hard to deal with. But if you impose incredibly hard obstacles to making something, and people stay in the room, you might just get there”: The radical neutrality that gave birth to King Crimson’s Red

Robert Fripp, Bill Bruford, John Wetton and guests struggled to deliver the 1974 album that, for many years, remained severely underrated

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“The interesting thing about going mad is you don’t realise you are… I think I’d become unbearable to live with”: Kavus Torabi’s new solo album brought him back from insanity in an almost religious way

The Banishing is the triumphant result of Gong and Utopia Strong member’s mental battle, loss of his family, support from his friends and a “heroic dose of magic mushrooms”

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