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Pink Floyd sells music for $400 million

The band faced many challenges while trying to sell their catalog because of infighting

Salon

“John Mayer had Paul build a guitar for him for the Dead & Company. He wanted one guitar all night. I thought, ‘Let’s see if I can get back to that’”: Keith Urban on working with PRS on a ‘do-it-all’ guitar build –and why SRV is still number one

Country icon reflects the feeling of bonding with a single instrument – and says you should give up playing and become an accountant if you’re missing his special ingredient

Guitar World

“I was making music completely on my own; I found it quite weird including other people in a process that felt very personal”: Rising producer Yunè Pinku on DAWs, Madonna and shaking off the cobwebs of lockdown

The Irish-Malaysian producer and songwriter talks "trash" vocals, '90s influences and her love of arpeggiators

MusicRadar

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Sadiq Khan declines to follow Keir Starmer in paying back Taylor Swift ticket freebie

Mayor was gifted six tickets worth a total of £1,200 for Wembley Stadium gig

Evening Standard

Jack Black will induct Ozzy Osbourne into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame; Metallica, Tool and Red Hot Chili Peppers members to perform

The Prince Of Darkness will join the annals of the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame on October 19

Metal Hammer

TISM: Death to Art review – rock’s satirical provocateurs have lost their darker edge

There are some good tunes on TISM’s seventh studio album, which is firmly punching up at Australia’s ‘cabal of bozos’ – but it’s missing the visceral thrill of their earlier work

The Guardian - AU

David Gilmour tells all, plus Slipknot and Joe Bonamassa's ode to Eric Clapton's Fender years – only in the new Guitar World

Also starring Mike Campbell, Madonna's metalhead guitarist, the man who built Prince's axes, Grace Bowers, Justin Hayward, Les Dudek, the Music Man Axis reviewed and more

Guitar World

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“That thick sound you need for heavy metal – it’s all about the Les Paul. There’s no other guitar with the same kind of bottom-end as a Gibson”: Serj Tankian reveals he has a Gibson signature model on the way

The System of a Down frontman discusses his penchant for Gibsons, particularly Les Pauls, and elaborates on what we can expect from his signature model

Guitar World

“Just take it all away from me. That’s cool!” Every guitar solo on Slipknot’s debut album “got cut out”, claims Mick Thomson

“Any kind of technical playing was mocked and frowned upon”

Metal Hammer

The Smile review, Cutouts: Expansive, brilliant and surprisingly fun

Who needs a Radiohead ‘reunion’ when the band’s side projects are as fruitful as this?

The Independent UK

Watch Ne Obliviscaris drummer Dan Presland play through the whole of Citadel

Australian prog metallers Ne Obliviscaris will tour Europe and the UK in October

Metal Hammer

Hands Of The Heron detail new album Quiet Light

Bristol-based psychfolk trio Hands Of The Heron will release their third studio album Quiet Light in November

Louder

“I think it’s a national treasure that should stay here. I threw in a couple grand into the GoFundMe anonymously”: Joe Bonamassa throws his support behind the movement to keep Rory Gallagher's famous Strat in Ireland

Bonamassa was previously rumored to be one of the big-name guitar collectors interested in bidding on Gallagher's 1961 Strat

Guitar World

“We were messing with different keys and then we heard the second verse jump up. It sounds like she’s having this idea in real-time": Jack Antonoff explains that unusual key change in Sabrina Carpenter’s Please Please Please

"It’s A to C - it’s not a typical place you would lift to - and we were just all like ‘whoa’”

MusicRadar

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Evening Standard

Finneas on his new album, hyper-fame and hanging out with sister Billie Eilish: 'We just really love each other'

He’s won Grammys and Oscars, but his proudest achievement? His relationship with his pop superstar sibling

Louder

How to calibrate your turntable: Get the most from your vinyl with our step-by-step guide

A few simple steps is all that separates you from getting your turntable up to speed for optimal performance

Metal Hammer

Is Charli XCX teasing a Brat remix album featuring Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst?

Brat-style billboards featuring Durst’s name, plus Chappell Roan and The 1975’s, are igniting internet speculation, though some believe the reported sightings to be fake

Guitar World

“Is it at least made of wood?” Meet the ‘Palletcaster’ – an utterly absurd electric guitar that has been (quite literally) fashioned from a shipping pallet

There’s no contouring or care for playability here – but if you’ve ever wanted to see someone shred a pallet, it’s your lucky day

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"You guys definitely have to be the first band into the Sphere, because this is the future": U2's live sound engineer on how he persuaded Bono and The Edge to be the Las Vegas Sphere's first resident band

"I tried my level best and I couldn't break it" Joe O'Herlihy on the prep behind U2's astounding residency

Metal Hammer

Californian hardcore trailblazers Touché Amoré embrace life’s chaos on dynamic sixth album, Spiral In A Straight Line

Touché Amoré unravel the anxieties of modern life on their most dynamic album to date

Louder

Prog writers to celebrate 55th anniversary of King Crimson's debut album with listening party

Sid Smith, Jo Kendall and Mike Barnes host A King Crimson Listening party in London this October

Metal Hammer

Coal Chamber pull out of Aftershock festival, citing singer Dez Fafara’s health issues

After postponing a tour in August due to a medical scare, Coal Chamber have also cancelled their next festival appearance

Guitar World

“One of the holy grails of historic Beatles guitars”: George Harrison’s Futurama – which starred in over 300 early Beatles shows, including the Fab Four’s historic Hamburg tour – is heading to auction

The oddball electric – which originally went up for auction back in 2019 – was also used on the Fab Four's first official Polydor recordings, having featured heavily during their early Cavern Club gigs

MusicRadar

“They believed that if you learn the song or even hear it before you record it, it's going to sound rehearsed”: Kathy Sledge on why producers Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards didn’t play We Are Family to Sister Sledge right up until they recorded it

“They believed in spontaneity,” she says

Guitar World

“He said, ‘Caleb, I like what you're doing. I've got all this work lined up for Jimmy Page, but he doesn't want to do it anymore’”: How Elton John and Hall & Oates guitarist Caleb Quaye inherited the Led Zeppelin legend’s studio work

Jimmy Page decided to quit his lucrative career as a session guitarist in favor of joining the Yardbirds, and Quaye was right on time to take his spot

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