LA's hottest young alt. rock/shoegaze band Rocket announce UK and European tour, release new single One Million
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LA's hottest young alt. rock/shoegaze band Rocket announce UK and European tour, release new single One Million
Rocket line up headline club dates ahead of supporting Smashing Pumpkins at huge UK shows
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Jane's Addiction guitarist Dave Navarro insists there's "no chance" that the band will ever play together again
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Guns N' Roses release video showing all the times Axl Rose has fallen over onstage
Oh no! Poor Axl!
The Who's Zak Starkey has been fired again, just weeks after being fired then rehired
It's complicated
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Evile feature on the new Final Destination soundtrack
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Anthony Phillips’ remastered, extended Sail The World is literally yacht music
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Status Quo's classic live 1976 double repackaged in an eight-CD set with three full show recordings
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Box set featuring their first six records is enhanced with out-takes, live tracks and solo material by Bert Jansch and John Renbourn
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