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Biffy Clyro review – triumphant set marks a thunderous renewal

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Matt Kwasniewski-Kelvin, guitarist for rock band Black Midi, dies aged 26

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‘It was inspired by a snog in a photo-booth’: how Thompson Twins made Hold Me Now

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Post your questions for R&B star Jill Scott

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Truckin’ on: Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead’s 10 best recordings

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Andrew Clements, Guardian’s classical music critic, dies aged 75

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Bob Weir remained completely in touch with the Grateful Dead’s wild wonder. I’ll never forget playing with him

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Bob Weir was a songwriting powerhouse for the Grateful Dead – and the chief custodian of their legacy

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‘It’s more productive than doomscrolling’: film-maker Ben Wheatley on his secret life as musician Dave Welder

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Bob Weir, co-founder of rock group the Grateful Dead, dies at age 78

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‘The Beethoven of our day’: Fans on what David Bowie meant to them 10 years after his death

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My cultural awakening: Losing My Religion by REM helped me escape a doomsday cult

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Spotify no longer running ICE recruitment ads, after US government campaign ends

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Ten years after his death, is David Bowie’s musical legacy at risk of fading from view?

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Toni Geitani: Wahj review | Ammar Kalia's global album of the month

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Jenny on Holiday: Quicksand Heart review – Let’s Eat Grandma innovator’s knowing new-wave reinvention

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‘There’s serendipity to my story’: Emmylou Harris on Gram Parsons, her garlanded career

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David Bowie’s childhood home to open to the public for first time

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One of UK’s largest concert instruments will sound again after being restored to glory

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Singer-songwriter Bill Callahan: ‘I’m not a craftsman – I’m more of a drunk professor who likes coincidence and mistakes’

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