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Patrick Clarke meets Peter Wilkinson and brothers Michael and John Head in Liverpool to discuss the surprise return of their ...

The audiences of 20th century music were often split by genre into cliques and factions. Of all the concepts around music, the 21st century seems to have ditched that quicker than a Trump tariff. Few ...

Four decades since its release, Toby Manning revisits how Prince's oft-overlooked seventh album dared to draw on 60s ...

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Gary Numan spent much of the 80s & 90s languishing in the doldrums, which isn't to say he didn't make great music, as this ...

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