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“Once I change something, I can never un-change it”: How the rigid limitations of basic audio editing software were key to the magic of Burial’s greatest album

A prime example of how the less-is-more philosophy can fuel creativity, Burial’s extraordinary 2007 masterpiece Untrue was ...

From Liverpool to London, what a City of Music can learn from the Beatles’ hometown

London's connection to the global stage grew a little louder, with help from the city that gave the world The Beatles.
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“Marc is criminally underrated as a guitarist. All rock ’n’ rollers love T. Rex, and there’s a little bit of T. Rex in every rock ’n’ roll band”: When T. Rex ...

T. Rex's signature song was written and recorded while on a hectic US tour, and would be their only stateside hit ...

Historic and rare synthesizers shine on Rich Aucoin’s latest album, capping five-year project

Aucoin used 103 unique synthesizers on Synthetic Season 4, including rarities such as the Ondes Martenot, on the final album ...

'It's all timing': How Edmonton musician Paul Woida gets full-band sound from solo setup

Woida had been known for years for his work on covers, taking popular work and putting his own spin on it. It was a way to ...
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Gaza, genocide and resistance with Ramzy Baroud

RAMZY: My name is Ramzy Baroud. I'm a Palestinian from Gaza, a Palestinian refugee from Gaza. I am a Palestinian historian. I have written seven books on Palestine. I am affiliated with various ...