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Caroline Polachek – 'Pang' review: years of experiments pay off
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Only Foals and orgies: looking back on 15 years of Transgressive Records
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Diana Ross is playing the 2020 Glasto legends' slot – here's our dream setlist
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Harry Styles' new track 'Lights Up' trades rock'n'roll excess for a lighter touch
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Kim Gordon – 'No Home Record' review: wry satire set to jitterbugging rock'n'roll
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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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Angel Olsen – 'All Mirrors' review: lush self-love anthems for the aftermath of heartbreak
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The story of Hong Kong’s newest protest anthem
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The artists who dramatically retired... and then came back again
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Tegan and Sara – 'Hey, I'm Just Like You' review: diary entries reimagined as swaggering indie-pop
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We met some of the protesters marching at London's Global Climate Strike
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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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The next Global Climate Strike: how YOU can get involved
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Alex Cameron – 'Miami Memory' review
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Sofi Tukker – 'Dancing on the People' EP review
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Is politics the new rock 'n' roll? All the chaos and clownery that went down in parliament yesterday
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Muna – 'Saves the World' review
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How Lana Del Rey fell out of love with America
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Flat-pack lightsabers! Glowing droids! It's all happening in the new preview of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker'
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A brief history of Riot Grrrl – the space-reclaiming 90s punk movement
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The Prodigy's return to the studio is the perfect tribute to the late Keith Flint
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All of the '00s pop nods in Normani’s incredible ‘Motivation’ video
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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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Pop is obsessed with empowerment but frequently misses the mark
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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"
