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Bobby Whitlock, known for his "Layla" collaborations with Eric Clapton, later lived in Muscle Shoals, where he befriended a ...

As Creeper lift the cloak on the second instalment of Sanguivore, we meet head vampire William Von Ghould to feast on the ...

Texas duo Culture Wars are mixing 90s rock swagger with modern bite, and they’ve waited ten years to prove they matter.

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Artists who have developed so much confidence in themselves can simply say they were born ready. They consistently rehearse, have all the time to polish ...

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