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Tom DeLonge: My life in 10 songs

blink-182 and Angels & Airwaves frontman Tom DeLonge takes us through the 10 most monumental songs of his lengthy career…

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Hole: The turbulent birth and misunderstood beauty of Celebrity Skin

In 1998, Hole released Celebrity Skin – a brilliant record born from a long, well-documented period of turmoil…

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EP review: Haggard Cat – Cheer Up

Blisteringly loud and powerful new EP from killer Nottingham duo Haggard Cat…

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EP review: Insurgent – Sentient

Rising Birmingham metallers Insurgent unleash a powerful opening statement with Sentient

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EP review: Young Culture – Godspeed

Albany trio Young Culture continue to put the 'pop' into pop-punk on Godspeed.

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13 of the best rock one-hit wonders

From Crazy Town to Drowning Pool and beyond – these are some of rock’s biggest one-hit wonders.

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Album review: DZ Deathrays – Positive Rising: Part 2

Moody Aussie noisemakers DZ Deathrays bring the concept album back to life. Again...

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Alkaline Trio: Every album ranked from worst to best by Matt Skiba

Frontman Matt Skiba ranks Alkaline Trio’s nine albums in order of greatness – from 1998’s Goddamnit to 2018’s Is This Thing Cursed?

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EP review: Drug Church – Tawny

A short and not-so-sweet EP from Albany’s finest nihilistic noise makers, Drug Church…

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Album review: Tigercub – As Blue As Indigo

Long-awaited second album from bombastic Brighton rockers Tigercub brilliantly redefines who and what they are…

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Album review: Fiddlehead – Between The Richness

Post-hardcore collective Fiddlehead dig deep on glorious second album, Between The Richness.

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Why rock music needs to do more to support its artists

One day you’re on top of the world and feeling indestructible. The next, you’re on the scrapheap and lost. But what happens to rock stars who fall on hard times? Addiction and mental health issues are rife, but in an industry slowly waking up to its duty of are there is hope and outlets for support…

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Light in the dark: Inside Manchester Orchestra's The Million Masks Of God

Andy Hull and Robert McDowell talk faith, forgiveness, grief and Manchester Orchestra's excellent new album The Million Masks Of God.

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Album review: The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – When God Was Great

Ska-punk staples The Mighty Mighty Bosstones' 11th record might look back, but still finds time to party…

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“We knew it was going to be a defining moment in the life of the band”: Taking Back Sunday relive the dramatic impact of Louder Now

Taking Back Sunday’s Adam Lazzara and Mark O’Connell remember their game-changing third album Louder Now, which was released in 2006.

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Meet Skegss: The Aussie slackers unravelling the mysteries of life

Don’t think Skegss are just some surf bums, trotting out music with no substance. This Byron Bay trio are riding the wave of their breakout debut to explore the depths and comedy and melancholy on album number two…

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Tom DeLonge: My life in 10 songs

Hole: The turbulent birth and misunderstood beauty of Celebrity Skin

EP review: Haggard Cat – Cheer Up

EP review: Insurgent – Sentient

EP review: Young Culture – Godspeed

13 of the best rock one-hit wonders

Album review: DZ Deathrays – Positive Rising: Part 2

Alkaline Trio: Every album ranked from worst to best by Matt Skiba

EP review: Drug Church – Tawny

Album review: Tigercub – As Blue As Indigo

Album review: Fiddlehead – Between The Richness

Why rock music needs to do more to support its artists

Light in the dark: Inside Manchester Orchestra's The Million Masks Of God

Album review: The Mighty Mighty Bosstones – When God Was Great

“We knew it was going to be a defining moment in the life of the band”: Taking Back Sunday relive the dramatic impact of Louder Now

Meet Skegss: The Aussie slackers unravelling the mysteries of life

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