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Readers recommend: share your songs about spinning
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Readers recommend: share your songs about spinning
Make your nomination in the comments and a reader will pick the best eligible tracks for a playlist next week – you have until Monday 2 October
We’re spinning around for your song suggestions this week. For more on how to interpret the theme, keep an eye on the comments.
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The month's best music: Post Malone, Björk, Lorenzo Senni and more
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The month's best music: Post Malone, Björk, Lorenzo Senni and more
From Charlotte Gainsbourg’s delicate minimalism to kick-ass indie-punk by Dream Wife – plus Somali disco and elegant techno – here are 50 of the month’s best tracks
Last month we launched the first of an ongoing series at the Guardian where we round up 50 of the month’s best tra...
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'I'm this reserved, awkward human': love, death and jangles with Alvvays
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'I'm this reserved, awkward human': love, death and jangles with Alvvays
Molly Rankin was stuck trying to honour her late father’s musicianship, until indie-pop opened a door. She discusses being an unlikely bandleader – and why it’s awkward playing music with your boyfriend
As I’m waiting to be connected to Molly Rankin of the Canadian indie-pop ban...
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'Such a sad event': why musicians hate the Tory party conference
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'Such a sad event': why musicians hate the Tory party conference
Florence Welch and Calvin Harris have objected to their music being used at the Tory conference – the way Keane and the Dandy Warhols once did, too. It’s not surprising, given the tin-eared way the Tories twist song meanings
When compared with a stage invader, an unrelenting cou...
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'Tom has gone and we'll go too': one last song for folk legend Tom Paley
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'Tom has gone and we'll go too': one last song for folk legend Tom Paley
At Sharp’s folk club, one seat was poignantly empty: that of Tom Paley, who once played with Woody Guthrie and Lead Belly and who died last week. The club’s regulars explain what he meant to them
An old man in an exceptional jumper is singing an old sea shanty in tribute to Tom...
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The demons and obsessions of jazz genius Thelonious Monk
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The demons and obsessions of jazz genius Thelonious Monk
He played angular and slow when the fashion was for fast and sun-drenched. And a misdiagnosed bipolar condition meant he retreated into silence for the last years of his life. But now the pianist’s singular talent is finally being heard
Consider this: both Dizzy Gillespie and Th...
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London jazz festival: this year's must-see gigs
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London jazz festival: this year's must-see gigs
Singer Zara McFarlane, the festival’s director, and our jazz critic choose their five unmissable concerts from this year’s festival, which begins on 10 November
Basquiat and Jazz, featuring Black Top with Orphy Robinson
I am looking forward to hearing Orphy’s musical response to...
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CMA awards: slick ceremony barely mentions Las Vegas shooting
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CMA awards: slick ceremony barely mentions Las Vegas shooting
A gentle Trump parody aside, the Country Music Association’s annual event dodged burning political issues – including gun control
“Maybe next time, he’ll think before he tweets,” sang co-hosts Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood during their opening banter at the 51st annual Count...
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Blue-eyed Brits and Kanye digs: decoding Taylor Swift’s Reputation
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Blue-eyed Brits and Kanye digs: decoding Taylor Swift’s Reputation
With her synthpop-heavy sixth album, the popstar dispenses with her diary-like lyrics in favour of something darker and more suggestive
For any Taylor Swift fan, a new album release promises not just a fresh batch of music but a chance to engage in that old Swiftian pastime: unp...
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Saturday Night Live: the best and worst musical hosts
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Saturday Night Live: the best and worst musical hosts
Ahead of Chance the Rapper’s bow as the emcee of SNL, we take a look at his musical forebears who have pleased, shocked and nosedived over the years
This weekend, Chance the Rapper will take the stage to host Saturday Night Live, leaving the musical guest duties to Eminem. Last...
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Leather daddies and jazz: a beginner's guide to garage-rock hero John Dwyer
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Leather daddies and jazz: a beginner's guide to garage-rock hero John Dwyer
Dwyer has released 21 albums with Thee Oh Sees – and 20 other records that range from German industrial electronics to heavy metal. He gives the backstories about key tracks in his vast back catalogue
‘My motto is: try everything, life is short,” says John Dwyer, the leader of S...
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Annie Mac webchat – on banning bongos, club closures and her favourite song
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Annie Mac webchat – on banning bongos, club closures and her favourite song
The DJ and all-round music evangelist answered your questions about taking over from Zane Lowe, confiscating phones in clubs and the lack of male feminist allies in the music industry
vanillasky99 asks:
What’s your favourite thing about being you?
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It felt so right: I Kissed a Girl and the problematic lyrics artists attempted to disavow
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It felt so right: I Kissed a Girl and the problematic lyrics artists attempted to disavow
Katy Perry has expressed regret at the stereotypes peddled on her debut single. She’s not the only artist who has attempted to distance herself from badly aged material
What a difference a decade makes. “If I had to write that song again, I probably would make an edit on it,” Ka...
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Muse webchat – post your questions now
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Muse webchat – post your questions now
Matt Bellamy and Dominic Howard joined us to chat about their favourite conspiracy theories, secret side projects and what exactly Thought Contagion is
EmersonRR asks:
When will the new album come out?
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Settling the score: celebrating the women erased from the musical canon
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Settling the score: celebrating the women erased from the musical canon
Augusta Holmès’ compositions won awards and acclaim from admirers including Liszt and Saint-Saëns, so why is she, and so many of her female contemporaries, all but forgotten today?
Augusta Holmès was a remarkably gifted French composer, pianist and singer with a voice of extraor...
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