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Watch ‘Mario Kart World’ main theme being recorded in studio with full live band

The full 14-hour soundtrack is now available on Nintendo Music

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"People have tried to copy those licks. But it’s impossible": How Paul Simon courted controversy and channelled a midlife crisis to create his biggest and most vibrant '80s hit

Graceland, the album it came from, was released 40 years ago today

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Crazy Tube Circuits White Whale Junior Review

There's nothing like the real deal. How does CTC's micro spring reverb stack up?

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The Story of "The Sound of Silence"

Recorded in '64 then remixed and rereleased by popular demand in '65, The Sound Of Silence gave the songwriting duo their first number one and a track beloved by generations

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Mark Knight and Cristoph revisit Yebisah for ten year anniversary

Celebrating 10 years after its original release, Mark Knight revisits one of Toolroom’s most iconic records with a brand-new collaboration alongside Cristoph. Originally released in 2016, ‘Yebisah’ became a defining track for Toolroom and a staple on dancefloors around the world. Now, Mark and Crist

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Johnny Marr Tackles World Issues on New Single ‘It’s Time’

The Smiths icon shows us his “way of singing about some worldly issues but finding defiance in idealism”

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Hideo Kojima wants to keep making new games as he gets older: “I constantly need to reassess how I use my time”

The gaming legend reflected on turning 63

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J. Worra makes her Toolroom debut with Talk

Toolroom are excited to welcome the Chicago-born, Los Angeles-based J. Worra to the label, as Classic House meets new school Tech with her brand new single ‘Talk’. Best known for her creativity as a producer and skills behind the decks, she brings an inimitable swagger and technical pr

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Johnny Marr takes on “assholes with dodgy views” on fiery new single ‘It’s Time’

The Smiths icon shows us his “way of singing about some worldly issues but finding defiance in idealism”

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Alabama Shakes' comeback album reviewed

The trio’s long-awaited comeback is a paean to domestic bliss and a lament for Trump’s America, though it works better as the former

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One Night Only soundtrack features diverse artists

King Princess, Robyn, Wet Leg and New Radicals all pop up in the high-concept romcom

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Every song on the ‘One Night Only’ soundtrack

King Princess, Robyn, Wet Leg and New Radicals all pop up in the high-concept romcom

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Alabama Shakes – ‘I Must Be Dreaming’ review: protest music without the bite

The trio’s long-awaited comeback is a paean to domestic bliss and a lament for Trump’s America, though it works better as the former

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Mastodon Discusses New Album, Collaborations, and Loss

Drummer and singer Brann Dailor tells NME about their first album back since the death of both his mother and longtime bandmate Brent Hinds, enlisting Josh Homme and Geezer Butler for collaborations,

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Hakushi Hasegawa Forms New Band HaHa And The Hairpins

After making his last album in isolation, the artist – and first Japanese musician signed to Brainfeeder – has done a 180 for his next project, creating the group HaHa And The Hairpins. It’s still as

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Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress Live Debut of "Stateside"

“You guys are watching herstory being made,” Larsson told the crowd at All Points East

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Electronic wizard Hakushi Hasegawa’s next experiment? Forming a band

After making his last album in isolation, the artist – and first Japanese musician signed to Brainfeeder – has done a 180 for his next project, creating the group HaHa And The Hairpins. It’s still as unpredictable as ever The post Electronic wizard Hakushi Hasegawa’s next experiment? Forming a band

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The Sound of Silence's rise to fame

Recorded in '64 then remixed and rereleased by popular demand in '65, The Sound Of Silence gave the songwriting duo their first number one and a track beloved by generations

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Vince Staples Announces 2027 Australian Headline Tour

The shows mark his first solo Australian dates in nearly a decade.

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14 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Lambchop, Julia Holter, and More

Stream new releases from Lambchop, Julia Holter, GB, Denzel Curry, and Weezer