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Culture webchats Engelbert Humperdinck on beating the Beatles, touring with Hendrix – and his name

The singer answered questions on his hometown, Leicester, working with Cat Stevens and the Walker Brothers, riding Harley-Davidsons, and his wife’s Alzheimer’s

Published: 9:12 AM

Shortcuts They’re not playing our song on the radio – why French Kiss got the kiss off

Ofcom has censured a radio station for playing Lil’ Louis’ 1989 acid house classic, which features orgasmic moaning. Is it a backwards step?

Published: 12:57 PM
Australia's best new music Troye Sivan, Washington, Sampa the Great: 20 best Australian tracks for December

In our new monthly spot, we feature 20 new and unmissable songs. Read about 10 of our favourites below – and subscribe to our Spotify playlists

Published: 12:00 PM
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Courtney Marie Andrews review – Americana star has audience in ecstasy
4 out of 5 stars.

Following the release of her acclaimed sixth album, the singer shows how precise and cutting her songwriting has become

Published: 11:04 AM
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The Cardigans review – at their best when playing the lovefool
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The guitar-pop band reconvene to play their biggest-selling album, Gran Turismo – but shine brightest when they leave its darkness behind

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The Cher Show review – Broadway musical is a mixed bag of pop excess
3 out of 5 stars.

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Names in the news Broken-hearted? Bring on the ‘sad banger’ songs like Mark Ronson’s

Rebecca Nicholson

The singer’s new album promises a glorious wallow in breakup misery

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This week's new tracks Tracks of the week reviewed: AJ Tracey, Weezer, Rina Sawayama

AJ drops the pop and gets back to doing grime, Weezer keep it ironic, while Rina Sawayama sings a song for the misunderstood

Published: 6:00 AM
Wilco's Jeff Tweedy on addiction, obsession and politics: 'White men are very fragile'

Over 30 years, Tweedy has battled drugs, alcohol and in-fighting to become one of the US’s most revered musicians. Now he has turned his experiences into a memoir and a solo album

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