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2022May

The Smile debut new song “Friend Of A Friend” as they kick off European tour

The Radiohead side project's debut album A Light For Attracting Attention came out last week

Rare LPs and memorabilia from John Peel’s private collection will be auctioned off next month

The records on offer were “carefully selected by [the legendary DJ’s] family”

The last hurrah of The Clash: “Combat Rock gets stronger as time goes on”

Combat Rock, 40 years on: collaborators and contemporaries go through the classic album track by track

The Who return to Cincinnati for the first time since 1979 tragedy: “There are no words”

"You never get over it, but you gotta live"

Sun Ra House listed as historic Philadelphia landmark

The Philadelphia Historical Commission unanimously voted to grant protected status for the home of Sun Ra’s Arkestra jazz collective

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Iggy Pop pays tribute to guitarist and David Bowie collaborator Ricky Gardiner

Tony Visconti has also paid tribute to Gardiner, who worked on Bowie's Low and Iggy's Lust For Life

Jarvis Cocker is on a quest to find woman who inspired Pulp’s “Common People”

"We went to the pub and she just came out with that she wanted to live in Hackney with common people," he remembered of the mystery Greek woman

Check out the full catalogue for Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood’s Test Specimens art exhibition

The exhibition will open to the public in London later this month

Arooj Aftab: “If you’re an artist with an ego, you’re not a good artist”

The Brooklyn-based singer-composer reveals her love of hedonism and the full extent of her musical ambitions
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