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06/08 17:45 theguardian.com

‘We crafted it from our hearts’: the Womack Sisters on continuing a great soul music dynasty

POLITICSCULTUREMUSICSOULBOBBY WOMACK
06/08 14:15 theguardian.com

Ravyn Lenae: Blue Island review – from Suicide to Squarepusher, grunge to Janet, a pop one-off plots her unique path

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06/08 10:40 theguardian.com

Demise of the monoculture: why so many have never heard UK’s record-breaking No 1 single

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05/08 14:45 theguardian.com

‘Like Backstreet Boys, but less sultry’: how the Jonas Brothers notched up 20 years of pop stardom against the odds

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05/08 07:10 theguardian.com

‘I put a raging dent in Neil Young’s forehead!’ Tim Pope on his riotous videos for the Cure, Bowie, Queen, Soft Cell and more

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05/08 07:10 theguardian.com

‘This isn’t some vendetta’ – Tulisa Contostavlos on taking on the tabloids, sex tapes and shame

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05/08 07:10 theguardian.com

Phoebe Bridgers: Lost Weekend review – long-awaited return is a thrilling, daring study in dislocation

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04/08 17:05 theguardian.com

‘The beast inside me wants to move!’ The smart, slapstick world of Audrey Hobert, the Steve Martin of pop

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04/08 16:05 theguardian.com

The hill I will die on: You should be legally obliged to play Mr Brightside at your wedding | Amelia Tait

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04/08 16:05 theguardian.com

The hill I will die on: You should be legally obliged to play Mr Brightside at your wedding | Amelia Tait

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