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“That number-one hit poses the gentle question: ‘Should I just kill myself?'” How a “throwaway” lyric written during a dark time helped turn some punk misfits into one of the biggest rock bands of the 2000s

AFI's 2006 single Miss Murder was even a Top 5 single in Venezuela

Xenobiotic – Dante Review

You haven’t lived until you’ve heard an Australian recite Dante. Once a niche ritual available only to the geographically privileged, everyone’s somethingth-favorite Australian prog-death band...

“Our first logo was a couple of witches throwing stuff into a cauldron. It was mystical – hobbits and the Bible and the Koran. We didn’t know what we were doing”: The cult band who made one of the greatest albums of the 70s – but struggled to match it

Wishbone Ash’s Argus is 70s rock classic

“That bloke’s right – we are crap!” The insult and the instrument that turned a failing pop act into prog giants

They seemed doomed to be one-hit wonders on the cabaret circuit, with gig fees spiralling downwards, until the night they were confronted with the truth

“Lady Gaga is awesome. Have you seen her play piano? She’ll sit down and throw down something. Aside from all the crazy outfits, she’s a great musician”: The classic 1983 album that Zakk Wylde says defines metal – and the unlikely pop megastar he loves

This is the soundtrack to Black Label Society frontman and Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Zakk Wylde’s life

“She steps in the room with us, a rock’n’roll band that’s fronted by a guy she adores”: How a song from Tom Petty’s reject pile unwittingly became the massive hit single that launched a Fleetwood Mac icon’s solo career

Unhappy with Fleetwood Mac's Tusk album, Stevie Nicks gravitated towards a band whose music she preferred

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