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"Eddie Vedder was hard on me, he was not easy to get next to." Super-producer Brendan O'Brien reveals the lengths he went to in order to work with Pearl Jam

Louder

“White Lion was on tour with Aerosmith, and I wanted to switch from Strats and see what Steinberger was all about…”: Vito Bratta on why he made the leap to his iconic ’88 Steinberger GM2T

The former White Lion axe-slinger on how a newfound love of the hi-tech – and a desire to stand apart from Eddie Van Halen –led to an all-new guitar that found its way onto the cover of Guitar World in 1989

Guitar World

An expert's guide to Glastonbury: how to make the most of Worthy Farm from cheap food to surviving the loos

Heading to the festival for the first time? These are the top tips from our team of Glastonbury experts...

Evening Standard

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“We’ve also talked about doing replicas, beaten up so they look like mine”: Mark Tremonti says a relic’d recreation of his Dimebag-stickered PRS is on the cards – could artificially aged PRS guitars become a reality?

PRS has yet to officially release a relic'd guitar, but that could all be about to change

Guitar World

"A dramatic closing of a door in my life." Fish announces final reissues of his solo career

Fish's first two solo albums, Vigil In A Wilderness Of Mirrors and Internal Exile will be released in July

Louder

Order your limited edition Lord Of The Lost x Metal Hammer bundle – featuring an exclusive butt plug!

There are only 300 available, so get yours now

Metal Hammer

Taylor Swift's Wembley concerts could rake in more for London's pubs than Euros

‘You can’t underestimate the effect that eight fully-booked nights at Wembley will bring,’ a leading pubs boss says

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Taylor Swift fans triggered earthquake monitors as Eras tour rocked Edinburgh

THE enthusiastic dancing by tens of thousands of Taylor Swift fans at her record-breaking concerts in Edinburgh was picked up by earthquake monitors.

The National (Scotland)

Alan Parsons Project to release Super Deluxe Pyramid box set

Seven-disc deluxe reissue of Alan Parsons Project's 1978 album Pyramid will be released in August

Louder

Hear Def Leppard team with Rage Against The Machine’s Tom Morello on groovy new single Just Like ’73

The hard rock legends teased the single on social media earlier this week

Metal Hammer

Chris Brown gets stuck in the air at concert while singing ‘Under the Influence’

R&B singer apparently told fans he was angry about getting stuck but could also make light of the incident

The Independent UK

Taylor Swift fans set off earthquake monitors during Scotland concerts

The tremors reached a fever pitch during Taylor Swift’s song “Ready for It?” during the singer’s concerts in Scotland

The Independent UK

“They matched ELP for pomp, bombast, overambition and grandiosity of execution”: How Frankie Goes To Hollywood helped carry prog into the 80s and beyond with Welcome To The Pleasuredome

With a stack of references to the 70s giants, and three members of Yes involved, how could any debut double album arrive without prog credentials?

Louder

Mark James, Grammy-winning songwriter of ‘Always on My Mind’, dies at 83

The songwriter, whose compositions were recorded several times by Elvis Presley, died in Nashville on 8 June

The Independent UK

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John Grant: ‘It’s seen as a valid opinion these days to say you don’t believe the Holocaust happened’

The singer-songwriter sits down with Louis Chilton to talk about his new album, his fears about the rise of Trump and neo-Nazism, and the joys of living in Iceland

Louder

Wishbone Ash's Argus was voted album of the year in 1972: Its standout track went on to influence Steely Dan, Thin Lizzy and Iron Maiden

With a riff claimed by both of the band’s guitarists and lyrics inspired by a summer romance, Blowin' Free became Wishbone Ash’s signature song and a rock classic

Louder

"I am stoked, stunned, and humbled that I get to join in on this rock'n'roll reality camp": Punk legends The Saints to tour with Mudhoney's Mark Arm as frontman

The news comes as a deluxe edition of The Saints' groundbreaking debut album I'm Stranded is announced

Latin Times

Christian Nodal and family to face lawsuit from Universal Music amid relationship scandal with Ángela Aguilar

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The Independent UK

LANY postpone world tour after singer hit by car

Paul Jason Klein shared pictures of himself in hospital on social media

Louder

NOFX reveal details of their last ever shows as their 40 Years, 40 Cities, 40 Songs Per Day tour winds up in California

NOFX unveil plans for their final farewell shows

Metal Hammer

"I can’t wait to revisit some beautiful cities and venture to new ones." A.A. Williams announces 26-date US headline tour

A.A. Williams plots US return following support shows with Sleep Token

Metal Hammer

Deftones are the most popular metal band for soundtracking sexual encounters, a horny new survey finds

The results of a new survey analysing the music tastes of 'love-makers' are in!

MusicRadar

"I don't really enjoy dance music. I don’t get excited about it… but I love the process of making it”: deadmau5 on being here for the “technical challenges and sonic development”, and how his interest in music production was sparked by Tears for Fears

“In my time of existence, so much has changed for electronic music,” he says as he looks back on his 25-year career

The Independent UK

Coldplay’s Chris Martin stops concert as ‘Israeli comedian attempts to rush stage’

Frontman Chris Martin stopped the show as he rushed to check on the man, who fell after trying to climb on stage

Guitar World

“We face our amps backwards so that they can be as loud as possible. Feedback is really important to us”: DIIV are reimagining shoegaze with cheap pedals, communal gear and all-encompassing distortion

With pedalboards crowded with dirt boxes, samplers and amps cranked, DIIV are steering shoegaze into bold new soundscapes

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