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‘Original Ravers’: Peter J Walsh’s new photobook spotlights the faces behind the Haçienda
Read an exclusive excerpt from the new photobook from the British Culture Archive
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The art of Olivia Dean
From the spiritual — and why she chose love as the universal theme of her upcoming second album — to the frivolous fun of dressing up, the ‘Messy’ hitmaker speaks to Rolling Stone UK about… well, everything
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Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett on 25 years of Gorillaz: ‘If you have the ideas, then keep moving forward’
The brains behind the revolutionary, industry-shaping animated band discuss always staying one step ahead, and why their quarter-century celebrations are “retrospective, not nostalgic”
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Nova Twins: How a celestial awakening shaped the third album from the brightest duo in UK rock
Watching a solar eclipse the day before recording third album Parasites & Butterflies convinced the Nova Twins’ Amy Love and Georgia South of the power of their new record’s opposing themes of light and darkness, as they tell Rolling Stone UK
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Meet runo plum, the Minnesota songwriter drawing from nature
The singer’s debut album, ‘patching’, is the first of a two-part project that picks apart personal upheaval through beauty and melody
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Rolls-Royce swimming pool stunt prompts musical retrospective
Phantom embraced by artists from Marlene Dietrich, Elvis and Sir Elton John to John Lennon, Liberace and 50 Cent
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Kokoroko: Rhythm of the city
Harnessing a colourful fusion of jazz, soul and afrobeat influences, Kokoroko’s second album centres on bringing their beloved London to life
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David Byrne: ‘Am I ever going to get any of this figured out?’
With a new album out soon full of big questions and catchy hooks, the 73-year-old art-pop luminary talks about New York in the Seventies, staying creatively flexible, and why he might get into stand-up next
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5 albums you need to hear this week
With music from Kaytranada, Tom Grennan, Black Honey, Alison Goldfrapp and Jack Garratt.
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Meet GANS, the Black Country duo making music that’s good for the soul
With a thrilling sound that's impossible to pigeonhole, GANS are becoming one of the UK's most exciting bands.
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How two songwriters from K-Pop and musical theatre built this summer’s surprise chart smash
KPop Demon Hunters songwriters EJAE and Mark Sonnenblick talk to Rolling Stone about the collaboration that birthed their hit single "Golden"
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Laufey shares the Cinderella stories behind her new album
On her third LP, ‘A Matter of Time’, the eclectic musician pushes her jazzy pop to new limits
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Labour of Love: The story behind For Those I Love’s second album
With the debut album from his For Those I Love project, David Balfe emerged with an astonishing ode to grief. On second album, ‘Carving the Stone’, he zooms out to look at inequality, gentrification and work
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How The Maccabees reunited for the biggest show of their career
Seven years after calling it a day, The Maccabees have returned for a string of shows which include their biggest headline date ever. Here, Orlando Weeks, Felix White and Hugo White tell us about the long road back
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Just ANOTR day
Rolling Stone UK enjoys a trip – literally – in the Netherlands countryside to explore the house duo’s psilocybin-infused music-making process
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Meet Kellan Christopher Cragg, the prodigious talent making ‘accidentally vulnerable’ music
The Minnesota artist’s 2025 album ‘WRONG BALLOON’ introduces a songwriter with abundant talent and imagination
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ATEEZ talk new track ‘In Your Fantasy’: ‘We wanted to show how versatile we can be’
The K-pop idols continue to break records in the UK, as they release their simmering twelfth mini-album GOLDEN HOUR : Part.3 ‘In Your Fantasy Edition’
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Why the world never fell out of love with the Prince of Darkness
He spoke for a generation of alienated Seventies misfits, and no one would have expected him to survive the Eighties. Yet somehow Ozzy Osbourne got more famous and more deeply beloved every year
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The Second Course: The Last Dinner Party on fame, feminism, firestorms and album two
After turning the music industry upside down by taking female-fronted rock to the top of the charts while scoring a run of awards, The Last Dinner Party are back with new album ‘From the Pyre‘
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Ozzy Osbourne: 20 essential songs
The ultimate heavy metal vocalist leaves behind an incredible legacy, from Black Sabbath classics to solo hits