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“Even if you learn to play bass from YouTube videos, you’re still not self-taught. Autodidactic learning is awesome, but everyone needs a teacher”: How Esperanza Spalding created the most complex music of her career under the guidance of an alter ego

With help from producer Tony Visconti, one of the brightest stars of 21st century bass found a brand-new source of inspiration

Guitar World

John Lodge obituary

Moody Blues bass player, singer and songwriter who played a key part in the group’s successes during the 1960s and 70s

The Guardian - UK

Jade review – pop’s quirkiest star transcends manufactured past

Fans sing along to debut album at synth-laden show that showcased the former Little Mix star’s appealing, unvarnished and at times deeply odd shtick

The Guardian - UK

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Ian Watkins’ ex-girlfriend speaks out after paedophile Lostprophets singer killed in prison attack

Joanne Mjadzelics was instrumental in exposing the disgraced singer’s crimes

The Independent UK

Murdered Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins 'had target on his back', says ex-girlfriend

Watkins’ ex-girlfriend says the convicted paedophile ‘was walking around with a target on his back from the first day he entered prison’

Evening Standard

Parents who film their children crying for clicks should take a good look at themselves

Toddlers have big feelings. But sharing their tantrums and pain on social media is not a ‘teachable moment’. It’s cruel, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

The Guardian - UK

Midnight Oil fans rally to rescue drummer's 'war horse'

A drummer for one of Australia's most-loved rock bands is battling cancer and says he is surrounded by love after deciding to sell his old "war horse".

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Djo on privacy, candid lyrics, and life after Stranger Things: ‘Trying to be cool is like chasing your own tail’

INTERVIEW: The actor is known to millions for his role as Steve Harrington in ‘Stranger Things.’ But it’s his musical alter ego Djo that’s currently in the ascendant. He talks to Annabel Nugent about dealing with fame, going viral on TikTok and how he feels about his Netflix juggernaut coming…

The Independent UK

Rolling Stones’s Ronnie Wood says he is working on new songs with Rod Stewart

Speaking on Desert Island Discs, guitarist says pair, who were in the Faces in 1960s, have ‘good body of songs going’

The Guardian - UK

Guitarist Ronnie Wood says Faces are working on songs and would ‘love’ a reunion

The 78-year old guitarist recently performed with his former Faces bandmate, Sir Rod Stewart, during his Glastonbury set.

Evening Standard

"No matter what type of fuzz you enjoy, you’ll find something to love here": Kernom Moho Fuzz review

Kernom delivers a detailed sweep through the many faces of fuzz

Guitar World

What Did Ian Watkins Do? Lostprophets Singer, Jailed for Attempted Rape of a Baby, Killed at 48 by Inmate

Ian Watkins, former Lostprophets singer, was killed in prison at age 48. He was serving a 29-year sentence for child sex offences, including the attempted rape of a baby.

International Business Times UK

Joan Jett and the Blackhearts drummer Thommy Price dead at 68

Thommy Price also worked with Blue Oyster Cult, Billy Idol, Debbie Harry, Roger Daltrey, Ronnie Wood and more

Louder

"A significant song of hope!" In 2010, with Yes forging on without him, Jon Anderson teamed up with old pal Rick Wakeman for The Living Tree album

Prog's take on the 2010 The Living Tree album by Yes alumni Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman

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“Those seeking pointers on how to tailor a solo to serve the song would do well to investigate their back catalog”: The Scorpions guitarists list boasts some of rock's most electrifying and underrated players – this is what you can learn from each of them

The German hard rock juggernaut's song-focused approach has required their guitarists to showcase their distinctive styles with a concise blend of taste and technique appropriate to the setting

Louder

"I play these songs because my soul and heart are in there..." Former Focus guitarist Jan Akkerman will release a new live album in December

Jan Akkerman also announces live dates for the Netherlands in December and Norway in June

Metal Hammer

Metal’s hardest-working band just played the biggest show of their lives – naturally, they pulled out all the stops

Bleed From Within hit a new apex at London’s O2 Kentish Town Forum, where they were backed up by special guests, bagpipe players and an uber-passionate audience

The Guardian - US

Boycotting Israel has gone mainstream: ‘We’ve never seen such traction before’

After decades of being dismissed as fringe, the boycott call has been taken up by leading figures across arts, sports and politics

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Evening Standard

Has Taylor Swift girlbossed too close to the sun with The Life of the Showgirl?

Her latest album has been a commercial smash. But it still leaves a bad taste in the mouth

MusicRadar

“I have yet to be convinced by any song that AI has come up with. Everything sounds like Taylor frickin’ Swift!”: Todd Rundgren on music, microdosing, accidentally creating hit records and why he ditched Pro Tools

“I like to keep busy,” says the legendary artist and producer

Creative Bloq

What brands can learn from this year's Britpop summer

Learn how to balance nostalgia and innovation with this pro advice.

Guitar World

“To me, we were like a Motörhead-type hard rock band, so any kind of ballads were sort of uncongressed”: Sweet Child O’ Mine is Guns N' Roses' most iconic song, but Slash originally wasn't a fan

The guitar slinger has previously dismissed claims that the iconic riff was crafted as a warm-up exercise

Evening Standard

Sam Ryder: From Russian bunkers to Wembley — how graft, gratitude and good timing changed everything

Exclusive: As he gears up to play Wembley Arena, Sam Ryder tells the Standard how a gig ticket changed his life and why ‘your path doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s to be a success’

Louder

“I attended a Rush show and met this thing called merchandising! My work was everywhere – on jackets, T-shirts, tattoos, Neil’s drum heads…” Hugh Syme was shocked when his 2112 art exploded. But it’s not the piece that most resonates with him

Award-winning Canadian on delicate negotiations with musicians, his pride in working on Neil Peart’s books, and why he’d like to paint if he ever gets time to stop painting

Louder

“One of my favourite things about Robert Smith is his ability to really convey the sadness”: the eight best Robert Smith guest spots

The Cure leader is no stranger to a guest vocal, as this prime selection of his finest cameos proves

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