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Carl Palmer with ELP in 1977
“It was one of those scary, scary moments. But ELP always liked a bit of pressure!”

By Paul Elliott Published

“The rumours said we were broke. That is not true”

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dragonflies
Dhani Harrison and Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich form new band and unveil debut album plans

By Fred Garratt-Stanley Published

The new group, called Dragonflies, will drop their self-titled debut record in September

Bands
daydream plus
Emo band release chiptune remix album on a NES cartridge

By Fred Garratt-Stanley Published

Daydream Plus reprogrammed their entire album using 8-bit tracker software and released it on a NES cartridge

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Jimmy Eat World
Jim Adkins and Zach Lind on the making of Jimmy Eat World’s Bleed American

By Jonathan Horsley Published

They had no label, no management and the money was running out, but they had the songs, and a hit that would catch the ear of Taylor Swift, Prince and the rest of the world

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Rolling Stones earbuds
Technics drops limited-edition wireless earbuds in collaboration with the Rolling Stones

By Fred Garratt-Stanley Published

Technics releases limited edition wireless earbuds in collaboration with The Rolling Stones

Headphones
U2 and Martin Garrix
"We go back a long way": U2 join forces with DJ and producer Martin Garrix for new track Fireflies

By Fred Garratt-Stanley Published

The song comes as the band gears up for a first new studio record in almost a decade

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Jay Weinberg and Bruce Springsteen
Jay Weinberg on the Bruce Springsteen test that left him “deathly afraid” when sitting in with the E Street Band

By Jonathan Horsley Published

It's one of the great rock stories. E Street Drummer Max Weinberg couldn't make a Springsteen tour. His teenage son replaces him

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Razorlight perform at STEREO Covent Garden to celebrate 20 years.COPYRIGHT 2026PhotographicGenius.com
Razorlight’s biggest song was originally intended for another artist, says Johnny Borrell

By Ben Rogerson Published

He also wanted it to borrow the drum beat from a Billy Joel song

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New York Dolls
“They weren’t the best band in the world, but they were stars”: The doomed rivals of Kiss

By Paul Elliott Published

“They just exuded this flamboyant glittery rock ’n’ roll”

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Ray Davies (left) and his brother Dave Davies, of The Kinks, at a soundcheck before a session for the BBC at the Playhouse Theatre, London, 7th September 1964.
“I don’t know, but never say never": Dave Davies isn't ruling out a Kinks reunion

By Beth Simpson Published

The Davies brothers are collaborating on an art exhibition in London

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