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  Consequence of Sound

  Ranking: Every AC/DC Album from Worst to Best

  The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band has been churning out hard-rock classics for more than 40 years. Ranking: Every AC/DC Album from Worst to Best Jon Hadusek, Robert Ham, Joseph Schafer and Saby Reyes-Kulkarni

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  SPIN

  AC/DC Flick the Switch on Power Up

  The elephant in the room has a name: Axl Rose. AC/DC singer Brian Johnson’s actual room is illuminated by standing lamps on either side of a long, dark couch; he perches in the middle with his trademark cap and in his jolly British brogue begins the Zoom interview with an a…

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  AC/DC’s Angus Young Gets Teary-Eyed While Recounting Late Brother Malcolm’s Dementia Battle

  The legendary guitarist emotionally recalled his brother's final years in an interview with Australia's 60 Minutes. AC/DC’s Angus Young Gets Teary-Eyed While Recounting Late Brother Malcolm’s Dementia Battle Spencer Kaufman

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  The Telegraph

  ‘Vulgar, crass, and loud’: why AC/DC were at their best when nobody liked them

  In the spring of 1980, Brian Johnson was a part-time rocker and a full-time roofer whose life was about to change in enormous ways. Offered the job as singer with AC/DC just 38-days after the death of his predecessor Bon Scott (of acute alcohol poisoning) the 32-year old whippet-owning Geordie was given a piece of advice by Malcolm and Angus Young, the group’s fraternal rhythm and lead guitarists. “You know the first thing [they] said to me when I joined this band?” he recalled to the writer Syl

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  'We never know what comes tomorrow': AC/DC on overcoming loss, health struggles for new album 'Power Up'

  AC/DC is reenergized and reunited on "Power Up," out Friday. The rockers talk about their improbable comeback and 40th anniversary of "Back in Black."

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  AC/DC’s ‘Power Up’ Review: Dirty Deeds Done Very Similarly

  Screechy, still-strongly Geordie-accented vocalist Brian Johnson in a tweed apple cap? Check. Angus Young in a schoolboy outfit with a loosely knotted tie around his neck and his signature Gibson SG around his chest? Check. Taut, fast, crunching rock 'n' roll and blues-metal tracks penned by the brothers Young (Angus, Malcolm), with contagious, catch-them-If you-can […]

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  AC/DC Crank the Voltage to High on Power Up: Review

  The rock legends' 17th studio album is their best in years. AC/DC Crank the Voltage to High on Power Up: Review Jon Hadusek

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  AC/DC Release New Album Power Up: Stream

  The legendary rock band's 17th studio album marks the return of its classic members. AC/DC Release New Album Power Up: Stream Jon Hadusek

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  Associated Press

  AC/DC is back and fighting off the black with new album

  It’s also the first since the 2017 death of Malcolm Young, who founded the band in Sydney, Australia in 1973 with his little brother, Angus. All 12 tracks are co-written by Malcolm and Angus Young, selected by the younger Young from a trove of unused songs that piled up during the band's long life. “Malcolm and myself over the years, whenever we’d come to an album we always walked in with a lot of A-grade songs,” the 65-year-old Angus Young said via Zoom from his home in Sydney.

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  Rolling Stone

  AC/DC Keep Riding the Highway to Hell on ‘Power Up’

  The hard-rock heroes remain unapologetically themselves on their best album in 30 years

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