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Inverse

Arctic Monkeys fans are hugely divided over new album The Car

The Sheffield four-piece released their highly anticipated seventh album on Friday

Manchester Evening News

Alex Turner — how he became the unlikely frontman for a generation

Three sold-out London gigs this weekend and headlining Glastonbury festival for the third time on Friday: it’s unoffically Arctic Monkeys Week. To celebrate, Samuel Fishwick charts the rise of a reluctant rock ‘n’ roll superstar

Evening Standard

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Rock snapper Kevin Cummins: ‘I still leave space for the NME logo in the corner’

The man who created more than 250 cover images for the rock weekly has put together a book of almost 40 years of photographs of the Fall. ‘We put Manchester on the map,’ he says

The Guardian - UK

What's on: Plenty to enjoy despite a wet weekend

Airness 2pm 8pm, Civic Playhouse, Newcastle. A-Leagues men: Central Coast Mariners vs Newcastle Jets 5pm, Central Coast Stadium, Gosford. Book Launch - Migration: Identity and Memory by author artist Susana Enriquez 10.30am to 12pm, Lovett Gallery, Newcastle City Library, Laman Street, Cooks Hill. BuR-Roque 7.30pm, The Royal Exchange, 32-34 Bolton…

Newcastle Herald

Liam Gallagher's longstanding feud with brother Noel as Oasis singer turns 50

Liam Gallagher, who turns 50 today, has not been shy in telling fans that he would love to reform Oasis, the band he was in with his brother Noel until their fallout in 2009

Daily Mirror

The Welsh band that turned down Cerys Matthews and played alongside Nirvana in the 90s

The Pooh Sticks are often considered one of Wales' greatest lost bands

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Loaded founder James Brown on lads’ mags, lairiness and living to tell the tale: ‘We flew so close to the sun our trainers melted’

The magazine he created became synonymous with bad behaviour in the 90s. Is the enfant terrible of British media now a reformed character?

The Guardian - UK

Mercury Prize 2022: The latest bookies’ odds for the winner of this year’s ceremony

Everything you need to know about the odds on who will win this year’s Mercury Prize

Evening Standard

Sam Fender announces huge 2023 stadium show at Newcastle’s St. James’ Park

It's the first Geordie band to ever headline at the venue

Daily Mirror

‘Adele gave us hope’: the inside story of the Brit School

Vital springboard for the likes of Adele and Amy Winehouse? Or conveyor belt for beige pop? Staff, famous alumni and critics of the Brit performing arts school consider its complicated legacy

The Guardian - UK

Need a better AC? This new design can keep both Earth and humans cool

With worsening heat waves, we will increasingly rely on air conditioning, but the chemicals used in AC units are terrible for the environment. Now, researchers have proposed a new type of eco-friendly unit.

Inverse

Reel lives: how I tracked down the class of NME’s C86 album

In 1986 the NME’s 22-track cassette defined indie-rock for a new generation. Some bands featured, such as Primal Scream, became stars. But what became of Bogshed, the Mackenzies and the Shrubs?

The Guardian - UK

How Brisbane band george made classic Aussie album Polyserena

One of the biggest Aussie albums of 20 years ago came from an unassuming Brisbane art-rock band that almost took over the world.

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The Guardian - UK

Paper Cuts by Ted Kessler review – ode to the glory days, and slow demise, of the music press

This colourful, self-deprecating memoir charts the author’s journey from light-fingered record shop employee to editor of Q magazine until it folded in 2020, with guest appearances from Paul Weller, Mark E Smith et al

Liverpool Echo

Some of the best songs from Merseyside

Our picks include tunes from The La's, Lightning Seeds and The Beatles

The Guardian - UK

Access All Areas by Barbara Charone review – my rock’n’roll friends

One of the most formidable music PRs in rock, ‘BC’ opens up about her decades of hanging out with the likes of Keith Richards, Mark Ronson and Madonna

The Guardian - UK

‘I accidentally invented trip-hop’ – how we made DJ Shadow’s Endtroducing

‘People said: “Nobody’s going to listen to instrumental trip-hop.” But I was thinking of huge soundscapes, like the ones by Pink Floyd or Beethoven’

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The Independent UK

Billie Eilish slams Depp-Heard trial obsession amid Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v Wade

‘Women are losing rights for their bodies, so why are we talking about celebrities’ divorce trials?’

Evening Standard

The major revelations from Pete Doherty’s tell-all memoir

From the real story of how he got together with Kate Moss to those escort rumours, Likely Lad is a riot

Evening Standard

Morrissey’s back (again) - the former Smiths frontman announces UK tour and upcoming album

The tour will include two nights in London

Daily Record

Scots journalist Eve Barlow who has been Amber Heard's 'rock' through Johnny Depp libel trial

Eve Barlow, from Glasgow, has been by the actress's side at court throughout the $50 million libel trial and was even chucked out for tweeting in front of the judge.

Daily Mirror

Heartstopper season 2: Homophobic brother, school trip to Paris and eating disorder

We've all been glued to Netflix's daring coming-of-age drama - but where is it heading next? All we know about the new season of Heartstopper so far - including new plotlines

The Guardian - UK

‘I got fed up with my students ending up in prison or dead’: the teacher fighting to end school exclusions

Appalled by the damage of zero-tolerance behaviour policies that see ever more pupils thrown out of class, and often education, Zahra Bei founded a campaign focusing on racial justice

Liverpool Echo

The man-made island and industry hub that hosted the gig to 'define a generation'

It was the centre of Britain's chemical industry before it became known for hosting The Stone Roses' 1990 gig

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