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Questionable music marketing didn't begin with the recent Geese scandal - it's been going on for decades
We shine a light on the music industry’s dubious marketing history and the shady activities artists, managers, labels and more have indulged in to find an audience…
How a goth legend hooked up with Meat Loaf’s songwriter to create an ’80s rock anthem
“I know the song Bat Out Of Hell,” the singer said, “but I’ve never listened to the album”
“A kid called Chris Martin was reaching out for music and A-ha became part of his story”
“Chris has been instrumental in introducing us to a new generation”
The genius of Queen’s John Deacon-penned follow-up to Bohemian Rhapsody
Following up Bohemian Rhapsody is no easy task, but the retro sensibilities of You’re My Best Friend secured Queen another major hit. We take a look at the song's timeless charm
The troubled making of Amy Winehouse's Tears Dry on Their Own
The beloved single was perhaps the most life-affirming song in Amy’s all-too brief songbook, but its creation was a bit of a headache…
“I always tried to push him to be better”: Paul Stanley on the synergy and rivalry in Kiss
“That bond is really the constant in the life of Kiss”
Bad Brains? It's MusicRadar's Quiz of the Week #9!
Tenshun! Have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world of music this week?
How Paul McCartney created his greatest post-Beatles song
“He did the whole thing, start to finish, every instrument, everything, in a day”
