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Jonathan Sharp turns field recordings from the Lake District into a psychogeographic suite for Folk Police Recordings, blurring the line between real terrain and fictional nightmare.
The new AM4 delivers Fractal’s amp and effects modelling in a smaller unit at a lower price than the FM3, making the company’s sound accessible to more players.
The second full moon of May arrives with a decades-old song, finally completed, and the promise of a dark-side mix on the next lunar cycle.
At 83, McCartney continues to choose his promo moments carefully. His stop at Chicken Shop Date, on the day of The Boys Of Dungeon Lane’s release, shows an instinct for deadpan that feels genuinely rooted in Beatles history.
The band played four of their biggest songs at the Puskás Aréna, backed by dancers styled as classic Las Vegas showgirls.
The 94-year-old music executive was admitted Friday evening. A representative said he is likely to be released within 48 hours.
Sixteen years after the original Circus tour broke records, Take That have resurrected the entire production in Southampton. The show lands without a new album, relying on spectacle and a stack of hits.
Two unrelated moments — a frontman's personal announcement and a punk band's direct challenge to a fan — captured the way heavy music scenes are negotiating identity and politics right now.
Vince Clarke, Neil Arthur, and Benge recorded a full album of reinterpretations without ever sharing a room. The self-titled record is out this month.
The band’s foundation teams up with the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service, NHS Blood and Transplant, and the Welsh Blood Service to address a persistent shortage.
