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2021August

The Beach Boys – Feel Flows: The Sunflower & Surf’s Up Sessions

Weighty boxset uncovers the full extent of a wonderfully fertile transitional period for “America’s Top Surfin’ Group”

Shannon And The Clams – Year Of The Spider

Blues, punk, psych and personal tragedy fuel a stunning return

Kim Gordon to co-edit new book of music essays, This Woman’s Work

Essays about pioneering female artists and movements written by Maggie Nelson, Ottessa Moshfegh, Margo Jefferson and more

Rolling Stones to play US tour as planned despite Charlie Watts’ death

It was announced this week that drummer Watts had died aged 80

Gorillaz release surprise new EP Meanwhile, celebrating Notting Hill Carnival

The three-track EP features AJ Tracey, Jelani Blackman and Alicaì Harley

Johnny Marr teases release of new music: “I’m back”

"New music. Let's go"

Hear three tracks from The Beatles’ new Let It Be special editions

The Fabs' swansong is coming in a range of special editions

Paul Weller to reissue Days Of Speed and Illumination on vinyl for first time

Special editions of the early-'00s albums are available to pre-order now

Watch Dead & Company recreate Grateful Dead’s Woodstock ’69 set

The band performed on the site of the legendary festival this week

Joni Mitchell announced as MusiCares’ 2022 ‘Person Of The Year’

The singer-songwriter celebrates 50 years of Blue this year
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On 15 August 1970, The Beach Boys repaired to Brian Wilson’s house in Bel-Air, setting up in the studio downstairs. Sunflower, their new album, was due out in a fortnight, but the band were already sketching ideas for a follow-up. Wilson laid down a basic track for “Til I Die, a song he’d been...

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