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Tangerine Dream's Phaedra at 50 is on the cover of the new issue of Prog, on sale now!

Plus Chester Thompson, Big Big Train, Stackridge, Bill Nelson, The Pineapple Thief, Damian Wilson & Adam Wakeman and loads more...

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“It didn’t sound right with just one guitar lead, so why not have two?” Mary Timony on her multiversal lead lines and why the Depression-era Gibson acoustic is the ultimate six-string survivor

The former Helium and Wild Flag D.C. rocker can still unleash some decidedly untame sounds and work an EBow like no-one else

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‘I don’t want to be a legacy performer’: why Britain’s hottest jazz star is giving up his sax for the flute

Shabaka Hutchings is at the height of his powers as a saxophonist – but has given it up to play a Japanese flute that takes years to master. In London and Brazil, the multiple Mercury nominee explains why he has to resist the easy path, even if it puts his…

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12 of the best David Bowie songs to test your hi-fi system

A selection of the best songs from visionary artist David Bowie that will put your hi-fi system through its paces, and keep you company with some extraordinary music.

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“Uncompromisingly melancholic – but there’s light amid the despair when Elizabeth Heaton sounds positively lovestruck”: Midas Fall’s Cold Wave Divide Us

Self-described “miserable prog” soundscapists return after six years with beefed-up but still brooding fifth album

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'Unpaid Therapist': What Taylor Swift Means To Her Fans

As the only stop in Southeast Asia for Swift's blockbuster Eras world tour, Swifties splashed out on flights and hotels to see their idol.

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"Then someone shoved a copy of the band's now legendary No Life 'Til Leather demo into my beer-stained hands": The Mötley Crüe haters who paved the way for one man's discovery of Metallica

In late 1982, Metallica played their 27th show at a club in San Fransisco. One Classic Rock writer got there by accident

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Karol G Makes History At Billboard Women In Music Awards

Karol G makes history as the first Latina Woman of the Year at Billboard Women in Music awards, celebrating female artists globally.

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For 10 years Sheer Mag were hounded by record labels but refused to sign: Now they're ready for the attention

Mixing power-pop with peacocking seventies rock and disco, Philadelphia's Sheer Mag have finally found a home at Jack White's Third Man Records

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Rob Halford may look like Santa Claus in fetish gear, but his vocal is still the unrelenting, glass-breaking scream of a man 50 years younger, and Judas Priest's Invincible Shield is pristine and powerful

Judas Priest's late-career renaissance continues apace with thundering nineteenth album Invincible Shield

Louder

"We lost our guiding light": Magnum frontman Bob Catley releases emotional video statement two months after the death of bandmate Tony Clarkin

Magnum frontman Bob Catley has addressed the future of the band after the death of lynchpin Tony Clarkin in January

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Singer Steve Lawrence, Part Of Iconic Duo, Dies At 88

Remembering Steve Lawrence, the celebrated singer and performer, known for his timeless music and enduring legacy in the music industry.

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Israel to compete at Eurovision song contest after changing lyrics to its entry

Song amended after organisers banned entry for seeming references to 7 October attacks, which broke rules on political neutrality

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Kane Brown confirms status of new album as he prepares to headline Country 2 Country

EXCLUSIVE Brown's rise to country music stardom has been nothing short of extraordinary

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Top 50 Female Artists Making Waves In Music Industry

Explore a diverse array of talented artists making waves in the music industry across various genres.

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Brian Kelley Releases Solo Single 'Kiss My Boots' Amid Drama

Brian Kelley's new single 'Kiss My Boots' reflects emotions towards former bandmate Tyler Hubbard, highlighting themes of betrayal and healing in their mus...

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Twice's 'With You-Th' Debuts At No. 1 On Billboard 200

Twice achieves first No. 1 on Billboard 200 with 'With You-th,' showcasing the growing influence of South Korean music on the global stage.

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Niall Horan Reflects On Past And Present During Latest Tour

Niall Horan reflects on his music career during The Show: Live on Tour, incorporating One Direction hits into his setlist, delighting fans worldwide.

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Mary J. Blige Embraces Self-Love And Empowers Women Through Music

Discover how Mary J. Blige's journey of self-love and empowerment has inspired her to create the Strength of a Woman Festival and Summit, uplifting and ins...

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"They daubed the walls of their hotel in human excrement": Remembering how Britain lost its mind when confronted with the Beastie Boys for the first time

On March 7, 1987, Beastie Boys' debut Licensed to Ill became the first rap album to top the US Charts. Two months later, the trio visited Britain for the first time, and things got wild

Guitar World

“Randy Rhoads trusted me. He put his reputation with Sharon and Ozzy on the line to bring me in”: Rudy Sarzo talks Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne and reshaping his bass tone for Whitesnake

With his work covering six decades of music, Rudy Sarzo has seen things we wouldn’t believe, from the world’s biggest stages to the darkest of tour buses

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“We recorded that song in a toilet with quite a cheap microphone, a Shure SM58”: Phil Oakey lifts the lid on the birth of The Human League’s Don’t You Want Me

In 1981, the band were enjoying their first flush of commercial success

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“My headless six-string is the color of Hannibal Lecter’s couch… and I have an Oxblood Red model inspired by his office!” How Ihsahn combined horror scores, blastbeats and space-age guitars for a black metal album to eclipse ’em all

As the Emperor icon returns with the most ambitious album of his career, he dropped by to discuss his fierce picking speed, the influence of film scores, and why you don't need as much distortion as you think

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"For me it was either the beginning of the beginning or the beginning of the end": the night Eric Clapton guested with Joe Bonamassa at the Royal Albert Hall and changed his career

"I can never repay him for what he did because he came out and did something that turned my career around"

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Benson Boone's 'Beautiful Things' Skyrockets To Top Of Charts

Discover how Benson Boone's hit song 'Beautiful Things' catapulted him to global fame and chart success.

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