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“A reminder of just how fantastic and influential a band they are.” Bloc Party’s stunning Glastonbury set shows why they were always far too good for the 2000s indie landfill scene

Bloc Party put on a stellar showing on Saturday afternoon on Glastonbury's Other Stage

“Gazza had the rhythm, everything, but you cannot understand one word of what he’s saying”: the making of New Order’s classic England anthem World In Motion

A few members of the team had a go at doing the John Barnes rap to much less success

Indecent Proposal’s ‘Albright’: A Journey Through Emotional Turmoil

In a society where conformity often dictates our paths, Indecent Proposal emerges with a resounding challenge: embrace your true self with unreserved audacity. This four-piece...

“I don’t know if any orgies were ‘thrown’. Those things had a way of happening on their own”: in 1977, Kiss were on top of the world – and Paul Stanley was loving every second of it

Andy Warhol, Studio 54, Madison Square Garden and two albums – this is what it was like being in Kiss in 1977

“Killswitch has always been strong and positive. We wanted something a little darker, a bit more personal, spiritual almost”: how Killswitch Engage reinvented themselves with their divisive self-titled fifth album

The story of Killswitch Engage’s controversial self-titled album – released 15 years ago today

“Michael Stipe? Never heard of him.”: the time an overzealous security guard almost scuppered R.E.M.’s Glastonbury headline set

The R.E.M. frontman had some trouble being let into the festival site when the alt-rock titans headlined back in 1999

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