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No Doubt drop new single ‘Settle Down’

July 17, 2012by Suzanne Neilson Leave a comment

No Doubt are back and sounding hella good. After over a decade apart the band have released their first offering from their up-coming album, Push and Shove. Complete with a glorious […]

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    Forget the stories, the words, the stagings and the politics. The 200th anniversay of Wagner's birth is the perfect time to get into the music of the man who changed opera for goodForget the cliches about the Nazis and fat women in Norse helmets with spears. Wagner needs no apologies. He was, quite simply, one of the most important composers to have eve […]
  • Cannes 2013: Michael Douglas, Steven Soderbergh and Matt Damon on the red carpet for Behind the Candelabra premiere – in pictures
    Sharon Stone and Dita von Teese among the stars attending screening of Liberace biopic in Cannes, while Jessica Chastain and Adrien Brody turn out for Cleopatra, and Kylie Minogue appears for the premiere of Paolo Sorrentino's La Grande Bellezza    
  • Trevor Bolder, bass player for David Bowie's 70s backing band, dies aged 62
    Member of Spiders from Mars, who subsequently played with Uriah Heep for more than 30 years, was suffering from cancerTrevor Bolder, the bass player for Uriah Heep and David Bowie's Spiders from Mars, has died aged 62 after suffering from cancer.Bolder joined Bowie's backing band in 1971, appearing on classic albums including Hunky Dory and Aladdin […]
  • In praise of … the Vox Continental
    Ray Manzarek, the Doors' keyboardist, played the Vox Continental which, in the late 60s, was all over pop musicYou heard it over and again on Tuesday, as news bulletins reported the untimely death of Ray Manzarek, the Doors' keyboardist. It was the first few bars of Light My Fire: an organ piercing and thin – but never cheap; the Vox Continental se […]
  • Letters: New York folk
    As any old folkie knows, the trio of chaps performing in Aran sweaters in the Coen brothers' latest offering are reminiscent not of Peter, Paul and Mary, but of the Clancy Brothers (Coen brothers' offering is music to critics' ears, 20 May). While trying to break into acting in New York, the three would spend convivial hours in the late-night […]
  • The Postal Service – review
    Brixton Academy, LondonIt's fitting that the stage set resembles a neon cathedral and the intro tape is church music, because Brixton has come to worship. In 2003 a long-distance collaboration-by-post between Jimmy Tamborello of Dntel and Death Cab For Cutie's Ben Gibbard produced Give Up, the one and thus far only album by the Postal Service. One […]
  • Goran Bregović – review
    Royal Festival Hall, LondonGoran Bregović was a rock star in the former Yugoslavia in the 1970s and 1980s, but he has since moved on to become a successful if controversial exponent of Balkan Gypsy music. Although he doesn't actually come from a Gypsy family, his international career has been based around reworking Gypsy styles for the mass market – and […]
  • Falstaff – review
    Glyndebourne Opera House, LewesRichard Jones's production of Falstaff first appeared at Glyndebourne four years ago with, by all accounts, a few rough edges. But in its latest incarnation, which has been revived by Sarah Fahie, everything falls perfectly into place. In Ultz's designs, Jones's updating to late-1940s austerity Britain is a gentl […]
  • Journey/Whitesnake – review
    SECC, GlasgowAs double-bills go, packaging together the celestial grooves of Journey and devil's-horn grind of Whitesnake makes a certain amount of sense. Both bands are of a similar vintage and, crucially, have had to figure out how to deliver signature hits in a way that doesn't hopelessly capsize a setlist.After 35 years of rock graft, Whitesnak […]
  • Ray Manzarek obituary
    Co-founder of the Doors whose keyboard playing shaped the band's trademark styleRay Manzarek, who has died of bile duct cancer aged 74, created the signature keyboard sounds on the Doors' classic tracks LA Woman, Riders on the Storm and, perhaps most memorably, Light My Fire. One of the band's trademarks was that they had no permanent bass pla […]
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