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Reviewed: Brian Eno reissues

Here Come The Warm Jets, Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy), Another Green World and Before And After Science

The Who announce Maximum As & Bs box set

Plus Pete Townshend's demo and outtake collections Scoop series on vinyl

Ask Andrew Weatherall

We're after your questions for the legendary producer, DJ and musician

Jack White is recording a new solo album

He has been recording in New York and Los Angeles

Tributes paid to Sam Shepard

The playwright and actor died on July 30

50th anniversary edition of The Rolling Stones’ Their Satanic Majesties Request revealed

It's a limited edition deluxe double vinyl set

Cat Power: new album is “ready to go”

It's the follow-up to 2012’s Sun

Radiohead share three new live videos

They're from the band's recent festival appearances

Hear Margo Price’s new EP, Weakness

It's released today on Third Man Records

The Jam’s 40th anniversary box set to include unreleased demos and live recordings

All hail the new five-disc set called 1977
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After leaving Roxy Music in July 1973, Brian Eno hatched a number of audacious schemes to launch his new career. There was – he revealed to NME’s Nick Kent – Luala And The Lizard Girls, who would perform live in launderettes and massage parlours, and the Plastic Eno Band, dedicated to creating...

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