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Along with Shinoda and Armstrong, returning bandmates Brad Delson, Joe Hahn, Dave Farrell; new drummer Colin Brittain, and ...

I love the way that simple, central stabbing rhythm part just builds in the mix, before it suddenly gives way to the ...

From a shared lyric to a public Wrapped story, Spotify has built a layered language of connection. It turned music from a product into a social tool. Now it plans its most visible move to cement that ...

Eddie Van Halen might be one of the almighty kings of guitar in many people's eyes, but that doesn't mean everyone has to be clamouring to collaborate with him.

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Wolf Alice manager Stephen Taverner has forecast a resurgence for guitar music, telling Music Week that the band are about to “open a lot of doors for new artists to come through”.

Many bands have that one member that everyone focuses on, but there are certain members that need to get more time in the spotlight.

When Nova Twins first appeared on the UK’s independent circuit, Amy Love (guitar/vocals) and Georgia South (bass) faced the usual hurdles of a male-dominated rock world, compounded by the reductive ...