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Dani Filth’s mum wants Cradle Of Filth’s Nymphetamine played at her funeral

“She’ll be dead by then, so we can change the tracklisting”

Metal Hammer

“He had one of the greatest finger vibratos of all time”: Jared James Nichols on the guitar genius of Free’s Paul Kossoff

Kossoff is one of Jared James Nichols’ six-string heroes: he unpacks the Free guitarist’s signature vibrato and phrasing

Guitar World

“It’s going to get really loud, ready? Beat it!”: Chad Smith showcases drum prowess in new home studio

The PreSonus-built studio has been kitted out to allow Smith to practice and record simultaneously

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“I just keep forgetting it”: Watch Phil Collins work out his drum part for Do They Know It’s Christmas in 40-year-old footage

A new documentary sheds light on the genius performance that you may not have noticed

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"You guys - it sounds like a really bad Pearl Jam": Bright Eyes’ Conor Oberst hated Creed so much he asked their label not to release their debut album

The divisive post-grunge mainstays wouldn’t be part of history if the label had listened to their star

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Joe Satriani and Steve Vai have formed a band together and you'll never guess what it's called

The SatchVai band will embark on a UK and European tour next summer

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Spatial audio is heading to an epic London outdoor festival… where I believe the technology truly belongs

The three-day Polygon Live LDN festival next May will see a hemispherical dual-dome stage packed with 200 speakers...

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“I remember trying to work out what extra notes he’d put in. I was so infatuated…” Gun guitarist Jools Gizzi on his prog hero Alex Lifeson

Scottish rocker discovered Jethro Tull fan, Pink Floyd and Tangerine Dream as a teenager – but Rush really stood out to him as he learned to play

Louder

"Our first show we made two songs last for fifty minutes": Meet Sacri Monti, the psychedelic rockers who don't know where they're going but dig the journey

From Oceanside, California, Sacri Monti met in high school in the early 2000s and have been jamming (and other things) ever since

Metal Hammer

Taylor Swift quotes song lyrics to encapsulate end of Eras Tour

The pop superstar has reflected on the tour which engulfed popular culture and dominated news coverage.

Evening Standard

Iron Maiden unleash recap video to thanks fans for success of The Future Past Tour

After 81 shows in 25 countries, Iron Maiden's latest globe-straddling tour has come to an end

Metal Hammer

Glasgow Council to consider ticket levy on Hydro gigs to support small music venues

Calls have been made for a levy on tickets for gigs at the Hydro to be introduced to support grassroots music in the city.

The National (Scotland)

King and Queen enjoy Military Wives Choir’s rendition of his birthday song

Members of the charity choir group gathered at Buckingham Palace to perform the song, November Sunday, which was written by John McClaren.

Evening Standard

How to watch the Billboard Music Awards 2024 online: live stream the ceremony tonight from anywhere with exclusive performances from Coldplay and more

The crown jewel of the music awards circuit celebrates this year’s most popular artists. Read our guide for how to watch Billboard Music Awards 2024 online and free from anywhere now.

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The Independent UK

Smokey Robinson and Halle Bailey to host 'A Motown Christmas' special honoring the label's legacy

Smokey Robinson and Halle Bailey, bridging Motown’s old and new school, will host a a holiday special to honor the groundbreaking record label that changed the music landscape

Guitar World

“I used my P-Bass in the studio and my Jazz Bass live, because it projected a little louder”: Originally recorded as a B-side, this riff-driven blues became a Jimi Hendrix classic – and bassist Billy Cox played a pivotal role

Hendrix named the track after the Olympic White Fender Stratocaster he wielded during his iconic Woodstock set

MusicRadar

“He claims to find me completely indigestible, but whenever he walks on stage he sings my lyrics, vocal melodies and song titles - is this hypocrisy or self-deception?”: Morrissey hits out at Johnny Marr

The Smiths' former frontman gives a rare lengthy interview and indicates that a reunion is very unlikely to happen

MusicRadar

“You never know what will happen. You’re on a bus with pythons”: Orianthi on her Orange Oriverb amp, how soloing is like rapping and why confetti cannons are just one of the risks on an Alice Cooper tour

The Australian guitarist talks amp collecting, tone chasing and soloing strategies as she wraps up her forthcoming album with Kevin Shirley

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“Match the tone of the short-pants rock God”: Crazy Tube Circuits bottles Angus Young’s tone in a pedal – including the secret sauce that shaped his guitar sounds (and Kiss, Pink Floyd and Metallica’s, too)

The Heatseeker is designed to replicate the spirit of Young's Marshall stack, but also includes a circuit inspired by a coveted piece of vintage gear used by other big name players

MusicRadar

All I Want For Christmas is on the slide as new streaming stats reveal that it's losing its twinkle

If the trend continues it’s safe to say that Carey won’t be Christmas number one this year

MusicRadar

“Prince is overtly sexual. I am very quietly sexual. That's the difference”: What Stevie Nicks said about her famous friends - and famous ex-partners

And why Tom Petty told her: ‘You don’t need help!”

Metal Hammer

"I've always existed between two cultures." Meet Lowen, 2024's breakout prog metal sensation inspired by System Of A Down and Akercocke

Lowen's Nina Saedi is reclaiming a cultural heritage she is exiled from through a stunning mix of doom and prog metal

MusicRadar

“This goes everywhere": Billie Eilish shows off her Logic Pro-powered backstage mobile recording studio

“It’s just so much fun and it’s, like, not even serious,” she says of her jam sessions

The Independent UK

Taylor Swift band member says he’s ‘changed’ in rare insight into grueling Eras Tour

Bass player Amos Heller called the nearly two-year tour ‘the ride of a lifetime’

Apple Music gets a huge free update you can enjoy even if you don't subscribe

Apple has announced three new radio stations for its Apple Music streaming platform, which are available even if you don't subscribe.

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