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“It's like recording sounds across time”: How Yumi Matsutoya, one of Japan's biggest ever artists, used AI to turn back the clock when crafting her new album

One of Japan's most celebrated singers harnessed Dreamtonics' vocal processing to create a new voice which transcends time and space

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“Trust me, 20 years from now it will all be nonsense”: Kendrick Lamar scored the biggest Super Bowl half-time audience ever and Noel Gallagher isn’t impressed

133.5 million people watched Kendrick Lamar tease Drake to death. Noel Gallagher wasn't one of them

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DrumCraft’s Urban Beats delivers pro-quality looks and sound for the compact stage and budget

Their new kit comes ready made to make magic in a whole range of rhythm duties

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"I love them, they just sing, they’re absolutely gorgeous:" Mike Portnoy just crashed Sabian’s party with seven sexy cymbals

The Dream Theater maestro just MAX’ed out the cymbal collection for his favourite brand

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“I started getting messages from strangers asking if I knew about this other product”: A tale of two mini-synths

MicroKits’ Synth-a-Sette is a tiny synthesizer in a cassette-like form factor. So is Dubreq's Stylosette. Is it a copycat or a coincidence?

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Donald Trump’s tariffs appear to be benefitting an unexpected industry: K-Pop

With looming trade wars on the horizon, investors see the music industry as a safe bet

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“Our decision to use some electronic instruments is not some kind of lifestyle choice. You use the instrument to help you get across a certain thing”: How Radiohead’s most controversial shift proves that music-makers shouldn’t be restricted by genre

The success of one of Radiohead’s most celebrated albums illustrates how creators should never feel limited by the conventions - or the instruments - of their chosen genre

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“A noise like God conducting the soundtrack to the end of the world!”: The classic Black Sabbath album with the most bizarre song they ever recorded

Drummer Bill Ward called that song “a demonic chant”

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“Brutal looks, razor-sharp tone, and unbeatable playability”: Schecter unveils the Red Dawn series, sleek and shreddable S-styles with baritone, 7-string and EverTune options – and multi-voiced Fishman Fluence humbuckers as standard

Schecter hits all the sweet spots here for contemporary high-performance guitar with extra-jumbo stainless steel frets, multi-voiced pickups, locking tuners, and a super-skinny neck

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Could this robotic glove make you a better piano player? Researchers give pianists a helping hand with exoskeleton that improves finger speed

In a recent study published in Science Robotics, pianists showed measurable improvements across both hands after a 30-minute practice session wearing the device

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“The best ever grime producer”: Influential producer and beat maker Terror Danjah has died

“There are few people I have seen reach out, nurture and empower as many emerging artists”

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“My ego was telling me, ‘These aliens have programmed you to be a rock star!’”: The famous singer who claims that extraterrestrials tapped into his brain!

And of course he wrote some songs about it

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“I’m a Nirvana fan, but it was just a regular guitar to me”: Opeth frontman Mikael Åkerfeldt left unimpressed by Kurt Cobain’s “haunted” Martin acoustic

Åkerfeldt got a chance to play the late Nirvana frontman’s 1953 D-18, aka Grandpa, in a recent visit to the Martin Museum

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“I thought it was my friend joking when the receptionist said ‘Bob Dylan on the phone for you,’ but I could tell as soon as he spoke, it was Bob”: Dave Stewart recalls his first meeting with Bob Dylan as he unveils new covers album, Dave Does Dylan

“It's been a long road and these lyrics and melodies have kept me company through the best and the worst of times,” he says

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“Wth did we just watch?”: Seal stars as… a seal in bonkers new Mountain Dew ad

Singer has re-written lyrics to Kiss From A Rose

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"An enormous amount of fun with a side helping of inspiration": Kiviak Instruments WoFi review

Start saving for some instant sonic mayhem…

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“I don’t make the rules. We’re trying to do the right thing. It is what it is, I’m the singer. Get off my case”: Liam Gallagher responds to fans who’ve had their Oasis tickets falsely cancelled

‘Nothing to do with me, guv’, essentially

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“The ultimate wireless guitar rig built into premium headphones”: Positive Grid cuts the cable with Spark Neo

It includes headphones, a wireless transmitter and an app

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“Boy, he’s a weird guy. He’s got one orange sneaker, one red sneaker”: Gene Simmons on Ace Frehley’s memorable audition for Kiss

“Paul and I looked at each other, ‘Wow!’”

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“I think singers tend to be a little insecure!”: Iron Maiden leader Steve Harris recalls how he gambled everything by changing the band’s frontman

“It was exciting but worrying,” he says

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“Even global stars must follow local rules - no permit, no performance”: Plug pulled on Ed Sheeran busking in India

He didn’t have the correct paperwork

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"There's a new free DAW in town": openDAW promises to open the door to music production for beginners, students and beatmakers on a budget

Though still in development, openDAW looks set to be a capable and accessible music-making platform with a few interesting quirks

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“Radio stations all said Layne’s voice is wrong”: Alice In Chains and Jane’s Addiction producer Dave Jerden helped to define the sound of alternative rock

Jerden also worked with The Rolling Stones

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Why did Jon Batiste have a Jupiter-8 plugin controller, a Maschine+ and an Ableton Live controller sitting on his piano when he sang the National Anthem at the Super Bowl? We’re still not sure

It’s a Star-Spangled puzzler, that’s for sure

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“Random dudes are allowed to criticise my Grammy speech, but they best put their money where their mouth is, otherwise MOVE out of the way”: Chappell Roan stands her ground on need to support developing artists

And Halsey backs her up

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