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Godspeed You! Black Emperor announce new album, G_d’s Pee at State’s End!
It's set to release on 2 April.Brian May talks about lost cassette of guitar solos, made for him by Freddie Mercury
"I never throw anything away. I’m a bit of a hoarder. So it ought to be somewhere."Melvins’ Buzz Osbourne says he would “rather have somebody like Kurt Cobain be completely unsuccessful and alive”
He was commenting on the intense nature of the music industry in the 1990s.Maroon 5’s Adam Levine claims “there aren’t any bands anymore”, and that makes him sad
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The Melvins mastermind aka King Buzzo talks influences, legacy, and embracing new approaches ahead of the bands 29th full-length album.Introducing… Black Honey, the indie upstarts trading in wide-screen guitar sounds and cinematic ambitions
The band discuss the retro-fabulous sound of their forthcoming LP, using Jack White’s old amps, and seeing how many fuzz pedals you can stick on a guitar at once.The inside story of David Gilmour’s Martin D-35 signature models
How Martin’s Fred Greene made the Pink Floyd legend’s dream guitars a reality.My Guitar Story: George Glew on his battle-scarred Fender Stratocaster
The Bristol-based songwriter details the story behind his beloved American Deluxe Strat, from swapping it online to why he'll never use gig bags again
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After two albums of stark confessionals that cut to the core, Julien Baker faced a dilemma over whether to repeat a winning formula or expand her sound. Her decision making is as astute as her songwriting, it turns out.The Big Listen: Mogwai – As The Love Continues
Stuart Braithwaite finds his voice on the cinematic post-rockers’ 10th album, with the Glaswegians still sounding fresh 25 years on from their first release.The Big Review: Fender American Professional II Telecaster Deluxe
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