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Kate Mossman is a senior writer at the New Statesman.
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Eric Clapton’s late years
Who knows what’s going on in that head, but his connection to his instrument has never lost its power.
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The pop duo on Keir Starmer, the royals, Marvel and the word “queer”.
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The contested afterlife of Amy Winehouse
In her life and music, she was beyond confessional. Can Sam Taylor-Johnson’s biopic tell us more about her than…
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How the Liverbirds disrupted the rock ’n’ roll boys’ club
The all-female band shone briefly in Sixties Hamburg, but were prevented from flourishing in a male-dominated scene.
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Opening Night: why was this confusing, unloveable musical made?
Ivo Van Hove and Rufus Wainwright’s adaptation of John Cassavetes’ 1977 film is a chaotic and masochistic project.
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Bruce Hornsby and yMusic’s Deep Sea Vents is an eerie, gorgeous experiment
On this collaboration, the Virginia maverick pushes into more uncharted waters. Goosebumps ensue.
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Jacob Collier’s internal weather
The 29-year-old made a career taking theory to the masses, but believes his real “superpower” is his instinct for…
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Jennifer Lopez’s beautifully unhinged visual album
This Is Me... Now is a bizarre but poetic record of her rekindled love for Ben Affleck.
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