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Ms Banks gives us an exclusive track-by-track guide to her debut album ‘SOUTH LDN LOVER GIRL’
The rapper gives Rolling Stone UK an exclusive rundown of her debut album. “I really do want this album to empower young ladies,” she says
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Lola Young had to go away to heal. Now she’s making a ‘beautiful comeback’
She’s one of pop’s most fiercely honest songwriters, transmitting messy truths with a powerhouse voice. Now, after a public setback and recovery, she has a lot more to give
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Cillian Murphy and Antony Genn on ‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ soundtrack: ‘Leave your ego at the door, the music’s in charge’
“It's a terrible affliction that we're both deeply afflicted with, this obsession with music,” the pair say as they release the brooding, atmospheric soundtrack to the iconic TV show's debut on the big screen
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Taemin: the idol’s idol
From SHINee member to solo star, Taemin is set to make music history next month when he becomes the first male K-pop artist to perform at Coachella. Here, he shares his perspective on staying at the top nearly two decades after his debut
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Meet Dionne, the singer-songwriter stepping out of starry shadows to find her own voice
After touring with Florence + the Machine and Laura Mvula, Dionne is now stepping out in her own right
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Meet Pigeon, the Margate band turning 30-minute jams into technicolour brilliance
Cross-cultural identity and musical exploration fuels this special new band’s debut album, ‘OUTTANATIONAL’
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BRIT Awards 2026: the biggest snubs and surprises
Olivia Dean’s inevitable clean sweep in Manchester was flanked by an astonishing Rosalía performance, Harry Styles’ live return and some necessary speeches… unless you were watching on TV
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The guitarist’s guitarist: Mick Ronson
As Gibson prepares to release Mick Ronson's ’68 Les Paul Signature, the late guitar legend's family and friends explore the legacy of David Bowie's right-hand man.
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Meet Glasgow rave-rock duo Cowboy Hunters: ‘The world is ending, and we’re throwing a party!’
Through self-mythologisation, nihilism and enormous beats, this pair are the soundtrack to your next messy night out
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Are Pop Stars Having the Conversations They’ve Always Wanted on Substack?
Charli XCX, Doechii, and Troye Sivan are some of the artists publishing essays that challenge perceptions of stardom
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Mumford & Sons are on a hot streak: ‘We’re feeling pretty fired up, man’
After an extended break and losing a founding member, the folk revivalists have released two albums within a year. ‘Prizefighter’, the second of these, is an Aaron Dessner-produced ode to collaborative community spirit
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Gorillaz Look Beyond Mortality
How Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett grew closer together in grief and emerged with the band’s most powerful album
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Nicole and Natalie Appleton on their return as a duo: “It’s a dream come true”
Nicole and Natalie Appleton tell us about their return as a duo, rumours of an All Saints reunion and singing alongside the Spice Girls in the 90s.
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Playlist Picks: Dermot O’Leary
Sam Fender, Aaron Rowe and Miley Cyrus are among the picks of Dermot O'Leary...
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Meet Madra Salach, the band putting their own powerful twist on Irish folk
Madra Salach are proving to be a major force within modern Irish folk
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Meet Vegas Water Taxi, the London band skewering pop culture with alt-country hits
Ben Hambro's new album ‘long time caller, first time listener’ is an affecting and timely listen from a project rooted in the current moment
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Grammys 2026: The best, worst and most WTF moments
Bad Bunny was the star of the night, but there were also lots of other incredible performances, and a few curveballs
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‘Help (2) : Inside the making of War Child’s star-studded new charity album
HELP(2) will raise funds for War Child UK, which helps children affected by global conflict
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Arctic Monkeys’ ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’ at 20 – every track ranked
As the Sheffield band's seminal debut album turns 20, three RS UK writers offer a comprehensive ranking of its legendary 13 tracks
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Avalon Emerson returns to the Charm with new album ‘Written Into Changes’: ‘This time I had a confidence’
The DJ and producer turned dream-pop star speaks to Rolling Stone UK about returning to her dreamy and melodic side-project as she releases new single ‘Jupiter and Mars’