The nastiness and cowardice of Kneecap
The language is coarse, their lack of conviction is cynical.
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The sounds that shape us
Alice Vincent’s Hark asks why gender, age and parenthood change the way we listen.
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I loved performing again, but you have to keep a foot in normal life
Our gigs went better than I could have hoped; even the things that went wrong added to the magic.
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The music of resistance
When my Polish great-grandfather was arrested for defying the Nazis and sent to Auschwitz, he took two things with him:…
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Capitalism (Taylor’s Version)
Swift is a self-made billionaire and the most profitable live musician in history. What can her ascendance teach us?
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Ben and I are preparing for our first live gig together in 25 years – and I’m terrified
In our basement studio, we’re surrounded by our own history, our own inspirations.
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Listening through my father’s ears
The bond between me and my dad is too deep for words – but music comes close to expressing it.
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The Yoko Ono problem
As David Sheff’s new biography reveals, decades of suspicion aimed at the provocative artist, musician and widow have obscured her…
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