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“This Week in Rock” is your go-to newsletter for everything happening in the world of rock music. Delivered straight to your inbox, it provides a weekly roundup of the latest news, album releases, and concert announcements. Whether you’re into classic rock legends or the freshest bands on the scene, “This Week in Rock” keeps you in the loop with insightful commentary and behind-the-scenes stories. It’s more than just a newsletter—it’s your backstage pass to the pulse of rock ‘n’ roll. Stay tuned every week for the essential updates that no true rock fan should miss.
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- “No, man! If we had had this level of success in the 70s we would not be here now. We would never have survived it”: The wild story of Aerosmith’s Pump, the album that turned them into superstars all over again
- Rod Stewart Cancels Six US Shows as He Recovers From the Flu
- “Sometimes I think, ‘This has become so big that I can’t handle this monster any more.’ I have some trouble comprehending it”: How Nightwish become the planet’s most epic symphonic metal band with Endless Forms Most Beautiful
- “They use their standing to its fullest potential, both as entertainers and campaigners”: Massive Attack’s LIDO festival extravaganza was protest art at its finest
- Amorphis drop first new music from upcoming album Borderland with anthemic new single Light And Shadow
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- “You have to know Donald’s sense of humour. It was a total set-up”: Did Steely Dan’s Donald Fagen really tell the people behind the Yacht Rock movie to “F*** off”?
- Rush announce limited edition box set of their final four albums
- “We went on our lunch break and when we got back, Tony had come up with the Paranoid riff. It was literally 25 minutes of work. People went nuts about it!”: How Black Sabbath made Paranoid, the iconic album that rubber-stamped their greatness
- “Nothing in this band does what it's supposed to do”: how R.E.M. showed the world they were the real deal on 1985’s Fables Of The Reconstruction
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