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Taylor Momsen reckons collaborations are ‘overdone’ and ‘a marketing tool’

In a recent interview with Loudwire Nights The Pretty Reckless frontwoman, Taylor Momsen has expressed her thoughts on music collaborations. Despite the band’s latest album Death By Rock...

Video Of The Week: Pist Idiots release stonking new clip for ‘Juliette’

Pist Idiots' rendition of the classic Romeo and Juliet trope brings the Shakespearean tragedy into suburban Sydney for jangly, slacker anthem 'Juliette'.

Stone Roses’ Ian Brown reckons Spotify has ‘censored’ him over anti-lockdown song

Stone Roses frontman Ian Brown has accused Spotify of censorship after the streaming service removed his anti-lockdown track, 'Big Seed Little Tree.'

Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward shares three Halloween poems

Bill Ward doesn’t have the ‘chops’ to play with Black Sabbath anymore

Former Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward has admitted he possesses neither the ability or chops to rejoin the band, if they perform live again.

Sharon Osbourne backtracks on her defence of Piers Morgan

Sharon Osbourne backtracks on her defense of Piers Morgan, “I panicked”

Sharon Osbourne has apologised after she was accused of being dismissive towards people of colour for defending comments made by Piers Morgan

Paul McCartney has a very weird favourite sandwich recipe

Paul McCartney enlists an all-star lineup for new remix album

When you're Paul McCartney, you can do basically anything, and he's enlisted a true all-star lineup of musicians for his new album.

Nick Cave on needing talent in the industry, ‘in some ways, it is a secondary requirement’

Nick Cave has recently shared what he believes it takes to make it in the music industry via his website, 'The Red Hand Files'.

Get out your gold medallions, Kenneth Branagh is making a Bee Gees biopic

In what could become the next great music biopic, Kenneth Branagh is set to direct a movie about disco legends the Bee Gees.

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