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Shura – 'Forevher' album review
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Sleater-Kinney – 'The Center Won't Hold' album review
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Tool’s new album: Release date, tour dates and everything we know so far
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Glossii are the south Londoners single-handedly making the Tudors punk
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The Regrettes – 'How Do You Love?' album review
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Lion interview: "There’s always been girls at the front - it’s about them being recognised"
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TV brought to life: the immersive experiences bringing your favourite shows out of the box
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Haim's new single 'Summer Girl' shows them beautifully mastering the wonkier side of pop
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Ed Sheeran’s "zero promo" success with 'No. 6' involved a movie, a statue and targeted ads. It's time to drop the tiresome everyman act, dude
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Boris Johnson's Britain: exactly how doomed are we under the UK's answer to Trump?
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Six troubling questions raised by the ‘Cats’ trailer that's giving the world complicated felines today
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Move over Area 51 - the other places the internet wants to storm
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These musicians have made themselves look really old using FaceApp
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How to live like Grimes - a guide to her training regime
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The huge hits that bands have axed from their live shows
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“The future is not fixed": how the stars of Glastonbury's Pride day highlighted the not-so-hidden homophobia that still thrives
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Frank Turner's new record is dedicated to telling stories about great women, but it seems like it's really all about him
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Glastonbury 2020: all you need to know about dates, line-up rumours, registering for tickets, and beating the rush for the 50th anniversary festival
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Hippies in bloomers, army bell tents and Stackridge – the story of the first ever Glastonbury Festival, by those who were there
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How to run a small independent record label
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The late-night guide to Glastonbury 2019
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Nimmo – 'The Power' album review
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Taylor Swift's 'You Need To Calm Down': an effective but messy gesture of LGBT+ allyship
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Kate Tempest - 'The Book Of Traps And Lessons' review
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The ages of Madonna – the evolution of an icon
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Sex. Religion. Death. Conical bras. Madonna’s ‘Like A Prayer’ and Blond Ambition Tour at 30
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An ageing celebrity fox, two penis pullers and a band of Aussie circus activists – we meet some of Glastonbury 2019’s weirdest performers
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Madonna – 'Madame X' review
