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ArticleTHE MARY WALLOPERS

Dundalk’s ‘new Pogues’ sink a few Aperol Spritzes and talk tra­di­tion, polit­ics, the peers who do them down, and their new album: “It’s a bit of a fuck-you.”

THE MARY WALLOPERS

ArticleTHE BEATLES

An exclus­ive early look at the new Spe­cial Edi­tion of Rub­ber Soul – with remixes, out­takes and (intriguingly) more – prompts an indul­gent immer­sion in the Fab Four’s first mature mas­ter­piece.

THE BEATLES

ArticleFLAMIN’ GROOVIES

Shake Some Action should have made them stars. It didn’t, but their name and their song live on: “There’s even a guy in the Taliban doing a karaoke ver­sion.”

FLAMIN’ GROOVIES

ArticleKATE & ANNA McGAR­RIGLE

Fifty years ago, the Canuck sis­ters’ debut album arrived, and its bey­ond-folk palette still beguiles. “The pic­tures they painted were so vivid.”

KATE & ANNA McGAR­RIGLE

ArticleTHE AFGHAN WHIGS

Greg Dulli and band brought soul vibes and howl­ing self-cas­tig­a­tion to the post-grunge ’90s. Nav­ig­at­ing drugs and danger, it’s a mir­acle they’re still with us.

THE AFGHAN WHIGS

ArticleWISHBONE ASH

“Tun­ing into the cos­mos” delivered the har­mony lead gui­tars and medi­eval concept prog of the pathfind­ing Argus. Then came the fist fights and palace coups. A prog band with twin lead gui­tar­ists, Wish­bone Ash formed in Lon­don in 1969,...

WISHBONE ASH

ArticleJOHNNY MARR

On the per­ils of nos­tal­gia, the doors of per­cep­tion, Macca’s gnomic advice, Bil­lie Eil­ish’s stu­dio chops and why there are Smiths songs he won’t sing.

JOHNNY MARR

ArticleMIKE D

The Beastie Boys’ chief cratedig­ger on tabloid infamy, grief nego­ti­ation, Bob Dylan’s “pro-smoking con­cert” and a sur­pris­ing new solo album. SITTING SIDE-BY-SIDE WITH MOJO ON A bench in the garden of Ped­lar’s Pit­stop, an alfresco cafe set in...

MIKE D