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“When I was a kid, I thought bass playing was about throwing up and cutting yourself – I blame Gene Simmons and Sid Vicious”: Bad Religion’s Jay Bentley on his bass-playing influences and the “best-sounding P-Bass he’s ever heard”

Vomit and blood may be punk rock, but it’s not what you might expect from longtime Bad Religion bassist Jay Bentley

Guitar World

“When I go onstage and have a guitar, I feel like no-one can touch me”: Why Amy Winehouse's passion for guitar was key to her distinctive songwriting style

A little-known 2004 interview saw Amy Winehouse wax lyrical about all things guitar

Guitar World

Enchanted Duo are ripping up their own rulebook for their ambitious, spiritual new album, Werifesteria - and you can help them bring it to life

Progressive ambient rock twosome Enchanted Duo are about to launch a special crowdfunder for their upcoming album. It's the culmination of a wonderful new chapter

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New in Latin Music: Gloria Trevi's Duet with Her Son, Peso Pluma and Arcángel On Coachella

Also, Becky G releases her more sensual video, new albums by TINI, Feid and Yandel, and Omar Montes conquers Sevilla

Latin Times

“I think fire goes hand-in-hand with the devil, and I’m no stranger to talking about the devil...” Slayer guitarist Kerry King releases new single Residue and incredibly fiery music video

It’s the second song released from King’s debut solo album, out next month

Metal Hammer

How Jethro Tull broke America is the cover of the new issue of Prog, on sale now!

Plus Van der Graaf Generator, Gentle Giant, Devin Townsend, Rick Wakeman, Big Big Train

Louder

“A call came into the office from Radio One, saying the band had just gone to Number 1 in the album charts”: Oasis celebrate 30 years of Supersonic with raucous live version from ’94 show at Belfast’s Limelight

Oasis's set on 4 September 1994 captured a band on a steep trajectory and was surely worth the £6.75 ticket price and then some. Check out the video for the live version now

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“A much better testimony to ELP’s legacy than the original incarnation’s risible swan song Love Beach”: Emerson, Lake & Powell’s The Complete Collection

The other ELP’s sole album remastered and bulked out, frustratingly showing how good a live act they were

Louder

Oasis launch previously unreleased live version of Supersonic recorded on the day Definitely Maybe went to number one

The recording of Supersonic comes from a show at The Limelight in Belfast

Louder

Grégoire Maret/Romain Collin: Ennio review – emotional, ecstatic Morricone homage

Harmonica star Maret and pianist/composer Collin pay homage to Ennio Morricone with drifting church-echo and trancelike sounds

The Guardian - UK

Lana, Tyler, Doja Headline Coachella Where Swift Rumored To Appear

Hordes of music fans were arriving in California's Coachella Valley for the premier arts festival that begins Friday and features headliners Lana Del Rey, Doja Cat and Tyler, the Creator.

International Business Times

Peso Pluma: Mexico's 'Spider-Man' Scaling Global Music Charts

Fast-rising Mexican music star Peso Pluma identifies with Spider-Man. "You wouldn't expect that a skinny guy with semi-blond, disheveled hair who breaks the stereotypes of other great figures of regional Mexican music would end up being one of the great global pop stars," Waizel said.

International Business Times

Dua Lipa - Illusion: this French House-influenced dance banger gets the job done

A polished take on Noughties dance, this is a straightforward if slightly predictable club thumper

Evening Standard

Heart appeared on the Howard Stern show and talked about their iconic cover of Stairway To Heaven: then they played another Led Zeppelin classic

"We looked at each other and took a very deep breath" - Nancy Wilson on performing Stairway To Heaven in front of Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones

Louder

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Aaron Lewis' Latest Solo Album 'The Hill' Debuts At No. 175

Aaron Lewis' latest album 'The Hill' debuts at No. 175 on Billboard 200, marking a significant drop in chart performance compared to his previous solo rele...

Louder

"If I were stuck on a desert island, I wouldn’t take Never Mind The Bollocks, it'd be Meddle or Foxtrot." The prog roots of Echo & The Bunnymen guitarist Will Seargent and Poltergeist

The story of Poltergeist's 2013 album Your Mind is a Box (Let Us Fill It With Wonder)

Louder

"I think of the band as a progressive band because, with every record, we’re evolving and changing." Coheed And Cambria and the Year Of The Black Rainbow

The story of Coheed And Cambria's 2010 album Year Of The Black Rainbow

Salon

The feminist legacy of Hole, 30 years on

Then and now, Courtney Love delivers raw and unapologetic lyrics that confront trauma, sexuality and agency

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What Hi-Fi?

Vinyl Week 2024 day five: best Kate Bush songs, we speak to vinyl pressing plants, and the first turntable we reviewed in 1976

A week dedicated to new turntable reviews, vinyl-related features, advice and interviews building up to Record Store Day 2024 on Saturday 20th April.

Metal Hammer

Evergrey detail brand new album Theories Of Emptiness

Swedish prog metallers Evergrey will release their fourteenth studio album, Theories of Emptiness, in June

Guitar World

“I’ve always loved Fenders. I’m almost working against a design that has been around since the ‘50s – I don’t know if it’s going to cooperate with me”: Pissed Jeans’ Bradley Fry on why he loves awkward offsets and solid-state Peavey amps

The Pennsylvania punks play so loud, Fry gets his sound engineer to mic a tiny Peavey combo instead, so he can keep his onstage amps raging

MusicRadar

“If you’re okay with what’s going on, the audience is too; and if you’re not okay with it, then they’re not”: Julian Lage shares some essential advice for solo guitarists

Don't be afraid to take a beat and tune up if you've got to. Do remember to try and enjoy the show. In a recent interview, Lage reveals what he learned from playing with Leo Kottke

Guitar World

“The solo is an attempt to conjure the screaming lost souls of social justice struggles past”: Tom Morello reunites with Bruce Springsteen for some show-stopping leads

After collaborating on two albums, Tom Morello and Bruce Springsteen brought the star power to LA's Kia Forum this past weekend

MusicRadar

“Sounds amazing, bro!”: Eric Gales reveals he is playing custom guitars made by a man named Eric Gale! Watch the blues-rock maestro demo one with Mary Schwartz

It's nominative determinism in action as Gale, the luthier behind Freestyle Custom Guitars, builds a pair of sweet custom S-styles for Gales

Louder

"There’s certain prog fans who just want the comfy old slippers. That’s got its place and that music is timeless but they can’t accept anything new." How Pendragon proved they weren't "comfy" with Passion

Pendragon's Nick Barrett and Peter Gee discuss the band's gritty new album Passion

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