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Category: Music
Foo Fighters review – beloved rockers thunder back from trauma with thrilling intensity
Just over two years after the shattering and untimely death of drummer Taylor Hawkins left them facing trauma and turmoil, Foo Fighters deliver a two-and-a-half-hour-plus
Malcolm Jiyane Tree-O: True Story review – emotive South African jazz with a bite
The South African jazz scene has exploded with fresh talent in recent years, from artists such as Johannesburg collective Spaza, who have developed an urgent
John Cale: Poptical Illusion review – counterculture icon finds his fun side
John Cale is now 82, but his formidable work ethic shows no sign of slowing down. His second album inside a year again originates in
Normani: Dopamine review – pop’s longest-awaited debut almost defeats the trolls
For six long years Normani was the most overlooked member of Fifth Harmony, a so-so girl band fused together in 2012 on the forgotten US
Brash, insouciant, unfiltered: how Charli XCX made pop fun again
How famous is Charli XCX? Even Charli XCX isn’t sure. “I’m famous but not quite / but I’m perfect for the background” she sings on
‘She knew where she wanted to go – and just kept going’: the real Janis Joplin, by those closest to her
‘Janis Joplin is important to a lot of people for a lot of different reasons, and it’s not my job to tell them that they’re
Taylor Swift fans cause seismic activity in Edinburgh – but not as much as Harry Styles did
Seismologists in Edinburgh have found that Taylor Swift fans at her recent Murrayfield stadium concerts triggered spikes in their earthquake-reading equipment – but not as
Massive Attack pull out of gig in Georgia in solidarity with protesters
British band Massive Attack have pulled out of a concert in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, in protest against the government’s “attack on basic human rights”. The
Multiple bands pull out of Download festival over Barclays’ Israel ties
Multiple bands have pulled out of Download festival over Barclaycard being used as its official payment partner, in protest against Barclays providing financial services to