The Beach Boys mastermind has been the subject of pop scholarship and major boxed sets, but some corners of his oeuvre remain unreleased.
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Author: Bob Mehr
The Musical Mysteries Brian Wilson Left Behind
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Brian Wilson’s Symphony of Life
From simple surf rock to complex orchestral pop, the number one Beach Boy had a tremendous impact on music, culture, and the pursuit of creativity. Sam Sodomsky reflects on the long life and boundless imagination of Brian Wilson, a composer and songwriter who aspired to transform pop music into a higher art form.
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Author: Sam Sodomsky
‘I yearned to be a California Girl – but I lived in Burnley’: readers on their love for Brian Wilson
From memories of photoshoots and telephone calls with the late Beach Boy, to appraisals of his complex but pure music, Guardian readers pay tribute to a great
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Author: Guardian readers,Oreoluwa Adeyoola
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s New Orchestral Album ‘Phantom Island’ Is Really Cool: Stream
I can think of absolutely no comparison point for King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. They are a one of one. The Australian psych-rockers crank out an unholy amount of music, and they freely switch genres and moods from album to album. If you’re a devoted King Gizzard fan, then you must not have much time in your life for basically any other music at all. Nevertheless, they seem to get bigger and bigger with each new release, and all those albums are pretty good! Their undiminished creative flow is really something to witness, especially as it leads them to a freaky-ass experiment like their new orchestral album Phantom Island.
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Author: Tom Breihan
World-First OZZY OSBOURNE Exhibition To Open At Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
Central BID is proud to announce two exhibitions set to open in Birmingham celebrating the solo achievements and global awards of rock icon Ozzy Osbourne and the album art of the original Black Sabbath lineup – just in time for their historic homecoming concert at Villa Park. The free-to-enter exhibition at Birmingham Museum & Art
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Author: Editorial Team
Republicans Are (Almost) Ready for Maximum Pressure on Russia
Congressional Republicans who are pro-Ukraine and anti-Russia are mustering more courage to help the president correct course.
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Author: Andreas Kluth
Graham, Paul release competing border security proposals
The two Republicans are setting the larger conference on a collision course on federal spending and immigration policy.
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Author: Hailey Fuchs
Walz draws fire over ‘Gestapo’ crack in hearing over ‘sanctuary states’: Live updates
Hearing part of Republican effort to use voters’ worries about immigration and crime for their political benefit
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Author: Gustaf Kilander
Republicans Work Around Rand Paul To Avoid Border Cash Cut (1)
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Inside the Senate GOP’s heated meeting with Stephen Miller
The border has long been a top, unifying issue for Republicans. Now it’s a point of drama.
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Author: Stef W. Kight
Armoured thug stabbed officer in police station attack
Dighton remarked in a police interview he did not consider the scope of damage, ‘merely that blood had to be spilt’
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Author: Claire Hayhurst
Man sentenced for attacking officers with hatchet outside police station
Alexander Dighton,28, who attacked three police officers at Talbot Green police station in Rhondda Cynon Taf has been sentenced for life. | ITV News Wales
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Riot accused ‘hit in the testicle’ with baton round during Ballymena disorder, court told
Four more people, including a mother and son, have appeared in court facing charges arising from the “racially motivated” rioting in Ballymena.
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Author: Paul Higgins
Seven men who groomed vulnerable girls in Rochdale guilty of multiple sex offences
Jury returned unanimous guilty verdicts for 50 offences committed by the men between 2001 and 2006
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Author: Mark Brown
Man who attacked officers with Molotov cocktail had been referred to Prevent
Andrew Dighton, who attacked officers outside a Welsh police station, had been referred to an anti-terror programme a year previously.
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Author: George Thompson
Kim Cattrall Turned Down Iconic ‘Sex and The City’ Role Four Times Because of “Self-Inflicted Ageism”
“Well, that changed — 40 became sexy. It became, ‘Man, let’s have more of that,'” Cattrall said about playing sex-positive publicist Samantha Jones.
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Author: Lily Ford
Princess Kate announces major update on her ‘life’s work’
The Princess of Wales has made a major new announcement regarding her “life’s work”.
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Author: Sophia Papamavroudi
Ben Affleck hits with MAJOR realisation about Jennifer Garner
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, Hollywood’s most amicable exes, recently sparked speculation about their post-divorce relationship after a seemingly tense encounter at the airport. The former…
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Kim Cattrall says her SATC character’s sexuality has been misunderstood
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Author: Lydia Spencer-Elliott
Hollyoaks star Ali Bastian recalls being cruelly mum-shamed on set
Ali, 42, who has daughters Isabella, 23-months, and Isla, four, said she completely ‘froze’ after one woman’s comments.
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Author: Laura Parkin
Bright Eyes’ Conor Oberst: ‘There was a time I wished I’d never made music’
In the last few years, the singer-songwriter has weathered divorce, grief and false allegations of sexual assault. Now, he’s back writing, performing – and rediscovering his political rage
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Author: Laura Barton
The genius of Brian Wilson
The music of the Beach Boys shows us a different, gentler side to America.
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Author: Yo Zushi
Sam Thompson quits Soccer Aid live on This Morning amid Louis Tomlinson drama
The Made in Chelsea star came face to face with his ex-girlfriend’s new partner at training but has now announced he is pulling out
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Author: John Jones
If you think Sabrina Carpenter’s album cover is ‘disturbing’, get a grip
The new princess of pop has sent shockwaves across the internet with her artwork for ‘Man’s Best Friend’. But anyone who thinks it’s ‘off-brand’ has clearly missed the point of the singer’s provocative persona, argues Helen Coffey
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Author: Helen Coffey
