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“My advice is play the song. Can you find a part that is tailored to the music”: Cory Wong’s tips for better rhythm guitar
By Amit Sharma published
“If people like how I play the guitar – great. But I’ll only play what I feel is appropriate for the song”

Jigsaw Falling Into Place?: Radiohead fans speculate as band form a new limited company
By Will Simpson published
Move indicates new band activity

Delving into the inner workings of the title track from Kraftwerk’s most influential record
By Roland Schmidt published
Back in the 1970s, Kraftwerk anticipated the machine-dominated world we now inhabit. We prise open The Man Machine to see how they managed it
![A black-and-white portrait of Rush's Geddy Lee [left] and Alex Lifeson as they announce their reunion tour.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/UBkXGCbCXZ4DWbUUFrCSbJ-320-80.jpg)
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are bringing the Rush reunion tour to the UK, Europe and South America
By Jonathan Horsley published
The 50 Something Tour will see Rush play two epic sets culled from 40-plus tracks – tickets for the newly announced 2027 dates go on sale at 10am on 27 February

“We are going to move on and find another drummer”: Dave Grohl says that Josh Freese’s exit from the Foo Fighters wasn't complex
By Will Simpson published
His face just didn’t fit

“It was fantastic to have Paul come in every day, and we hung out with him quite a lot as well. The studio was absolutely crammed with our gear and his”: 10cc's Graham Gouldman on working with Paul McCartney at Strawberry Studios
By Jamie Sefton published
We catch up with Gouldman as he prepares for the upcoming 10cc tour to talk about the craft of songwriting, his studio gear, AI in music, and the legacy of Strawberry Studios

How Josh Middleton crushed his inner elitist to unleash a brutal Sylosis album for the kids in the pit
By Jonathan Horsley published
The New Flesh finds the UK metal stalwarts “regressing” to their teenage selves and Middleton taking a leaf out of Obituary and Deicide’s book with hench riffs you can hum, grooves you can move to

“We wrote it on an old Wurlitzer piano”: When Sylvester Stallone wanted another Eye Of The Tiger, he knew who to call
By Paul Elliott published
“Every word in that song is chock full of meaning”
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