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The Cardigans’ Nina Persson: ‘Ozzy said our Black Sabbath cover was the creepiest thing he’d ever heard’
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The Cardigans’ Nina Persson: ‘Ozzy said our Black Sabbath cover was the creepiest thing he’d ever heard’

The Swedish band’s frontwoman answers your questions on ‘sweet and curious’ Tom Jones, being changed by cancer and whether the Cardigans will ever make new musicAre you a fan of actual cardigans? gary...

The Guardian Music7 months ago
Mandy, Indiana: Urgh review | Laura Snapes' album of the week
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Mandy, Indiana: Urgh review | Laura Snapes' album of the week

(Sacred Bones)The Manchester/Berlin band’s second album refines their industrial-club sound, as physical and hyper-detailed as being dragged under by a wave and admiring the flotsamMandy, Indiana are...

The Guardian Music7 months ago
Tyler Ballgame: For the First Time, Again review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week
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Tyler Ballgame: For the First Time, Again review | Alexis Petridis's album of the week

(Rough Trade)The much-hyped LA singer – who has been compared to Tim Buckley, Elvis and more – certainly has a beautiful voice, though he can lean too eagerly on his influencesScrolling back through T...

The Guardian Music7 months ago
Bob Weir remained completely in touch with the Grateful Dead’s wild wonder. I’ll never forget playing with him | Aaron Dessner
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Bob Weir remained completely in touch with the Grateful Dead’s wild wonder. I’ll never forget playing with him | Aaron Dessner

The Dead were a formative band for the National. Getting to play with Bob felt like entering a portal into their mystical, musical landscape – though he was always completely present• Alexis Petridis:...

The Guardian Music8 months ago
The best songs of 2025 … you may not have heard
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The best songs of 2025 … you may not have heard

From a folk murder ballad to an impassioned call for peace, Guardian writers pick their favourite lesser-heard tracks of the yearThe pick of 2025’s film, music, art, TV, stage and games, chosen by Gua...

The Guardian Music9 months ago
Made of steel: how South Yorkshire became the British indie heartland
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Made of steel: how South Yorkshire became the British indie heartland

Galvanised by the Arctic Monkeys and guided by wise heads such as Richard Hawley and the Reverend, disused steel mills and former pit villages are now shaking to the hum of the Sherlocks, Milburn and...

The Guardian Music8 years ago