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How Mark Stewart set the tone for post-punk protest music

The Pop Group’s lead singer, who has died at 62, whipped political confrontation into a thrilling mix of avant-funk and crashing soundscapes

The Guardian - UK

Janet Jackson begins tour with this epic set list — and Sheinelle Jones as dancer

Janet Jackson kicked off her highly anticipated Together Again tour this weekend in Florida with an epic, 40-plus-song set list and a guest appearance from "Today" co-host Sheinelle Jones.

Los Angeles Times

Kerrang! Living Loud: an essential insider account of how 'The Rock Bible' shaped the global rock landscape

Nick Ruskell's Kerrang! Living Loud: Four Decades On The Frontline Of Rock, Metal, Punk and Alternative Music is an eye-opening account of the magazine's storied history, featuring tributes from Metallica, Guns N' Roses and more

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Ghost have recorded covers of classic songs by Rush, U2 and Misfits, plus a piano version of a Motorhead anthem

Tobias Forge originally conceived Ghost's forthcoming Phantomime EP as a full album, and the 'leftovers' include covers of songs by Motorhead, Rush, U2 and Misfits

Metal Hammer

Fassbinder: Thousands of Mirrors by Ian Penman – a freewheeling and insightful study of the film-maker’s allure

The former NME star writer rewatches the films of the German director and writes hauntingly about the way our tastes and passions change over time

The Guardian - UK

Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump credits Batman as the reason he's a musician

Fall Out Boy frontman salutes the influence of Batman, Danny Elfman and Prince in inspiring his own musical journey

Louder

Workers allege crunch and intimidation at Ubisoft's Just Dance studio

Speaking anonymously, staff paint a grim picture of life at Ubisoft Paris.

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Best podcasts of the week: The man who robbed 12 banks to pay for IVF, in his own words

In this week’s newsletter: Hear the whole story of how a British man turned bank robber looted a dozen San Diego banks in Time with Mr Reed. Plus: five of the best podcasts for indie music fans

The Guardian - UK

‘It was nuts what we got away with’: remembering the 00s UK indie explosion

As the film Meet Me in the Bathroom relives the glory days of the Strokes and Yeah Yeah Yeahs, fans and musicians recall the sweat, swagger and skinny jeans that made the British scene they inspired even wilder

The Guardian - UK

Why this is the perfect moment for an Oasis reunion

Rumours of a Liam-Noel reunion have dragged on for as long as a soppy soap storyline but with a renewed love for Britpop and the 30th anniversary of ‘Definitely Maybe’, Mark Beaumont makes the case for why 2024 is the ideal moment for Oasis to reform

The Independent UK

From Kylie stan to Grammy winner: Who is Kim Petras?

She was the youngest person to go through gender-reassignment surgery and now she’s a Grammy winner making millions from her jaw-dropping lyrics.

Evening Standard

Björk announces orchestral set at Coachella 2023, featuring her three-decade discography

This will be the Icelandic singer’s first appearance at the annual California music and arts festival since 2007

Evening Standard

20 years ago, Danny Boyle made the most important post-apocalypse movie of all time

From Last of Us to World War Z, modern zombies wouldn't be what they were without this Danny Boyle classic.

Inverse

Nottinghamshire's rising stars to watch out for in 2023

Their careers are flourishing in the world of sport, acting, music and cookery. Keep an eye on them and their achievements in the year ahead

Nottingham Post

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HORNS UP: Charlie Cox Shared Some Cryptic Details About The Hyped Disney+ Daredevil Reboot

Hell yeah.

The Guardian - UK

Terry Hall: lead singer of the Specials dies aged 63

Having survived a tough childhood in Coventry, Hall became one of pop’s defining voices at the turn of the 80s, chronicling British decline and disfranchised youth with the 2 Tone band

The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: should my boyfriend clear out his hundreds of old CDs and DVDs?

She says clear the clutter and start streaming, he prizes his collection for its nostalgia value – and you are the remote controller

Los Angeles Times

Viral indeed: Jenna Ortega had COVID while filming that kooky 'Wednesday' dance scene

Jenna Ortega's showstopping dance number from Netflix series "Wednesday" has once again gone viral — and not in a good way.

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Jenna Ortega Is Getting Slammed For Flexing About Filming The Wednesday Dance Scene W/ Rona

This isn't the flex you think it is, luv.

The Guardian - UK

‘I will outshine them all’: the enduring genius of Bloc Party

As US pop-punk band Paramore claim the London band as the primary influence on their new album, we look at how Bloc Party bridged the gap with emo – and continue to inspire young artists today

Manchester Evening News

David Beckham's boots, Oasis platinum discs and John Squire guitar among items auctioned by Stone Roses legend Mani

Mani's wife Imelda Mounfield was diagnosed with bowel cancer two years and the couple have been raising awareness of the disease

The Guardian - UK

Nia Archives, Cat Burns and Flo nominated for Brits Rising Star award

The prize, formerly known as the Critics’ Choice award, has previously tipped the likes of Adele, Florence + the Machine and Sam Smith for success

Nottingham Post

Nottingham's Dot To Dot festival announces first wave of artists for 2023

Next year's festival will be headlined by rising post-punk band Yard Act

The Guardian - UK

‘We are everything that scares curtain twitchers’: the bands resurrecting the spirit of Oi!

The hardcore movement grew from working-class angst in the late-70s, but got tainted by racist aggro. Now a new wave of bands are reviving its cathartic anger – without the far-right associations

The Guardian - UK

‘Between hilarity and severity’: how Bogshed transfixed a cult audience

John Peel loved them; the NME was briefly thrilled. But as a career-spanning Bog-Set is released, our writer recalls how for a select few their awkward sounds were life-changing

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