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  Style Council: Paul Weller Unveils Luxury Capsule Collection With Sunspel

  Paul Weller has been tapped as the latest face of Sunspel, collaborating with the luxury British brand on a capsule collection showcasing the singer’s take on the “classic winter wardrobe.” The aptly-named Paul Weller for Sunspel Collection is available now and features seven sartorial staples, ranging from a Made in England T-shirt to the iconic “Mac” rain jacket. Sizing ranges from XS to XXL while prices range from $125 to $595.More from Rolling StoneTaking Cues from Jack Harlow and Harry Styl

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  Kasabian Scores Sixth U.K. Chart Leader With ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’

  With a sixth No. 1, Kasabian draws level with the likes of fellow Brits Pink Floyd, Muse, Arctic Monkeys, Radiohead, Blur, Paul Weller and The Chemical Brothers.

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  Consequence of Sound

  Sam Fender on Therapy, Paul Weller, and the Socially Conscious Rock of Seventeen Going Under

  The Newcastle singer-songwriter discusses how therapy influenced his writing. Sam Fender on Therapy, Paul Weller, and the Socially Conscious Rock of Seventeen Going Under Consequence Staff

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  Consequence of Sound

  Miles Kane on Motown, Writing with Lana Del Rey, and The Jaded Hearts Club

  The Last Shadow Puppets member takes a deep dive into his new Motown-influenced solo album, Change the Show. Miles Kane on Motown, Writing with Lana Del Rey, and The Jaded Hearts Club Consequence Staff

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  The Telegraph

  ‘I’ve no idea whose Rolodex Johnny Depp was on’: how the stars collided to make War Child’s Help

  On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the greatest musical charity event since Live Aid, Ed O’Brien remembers life in the former Yugoslavia, or at least a snapshot of it. In the Radiohead guitarist’s 1970s and 1980s childhood, he says, “my father took us on three consecutive cheap holidays [there]. It was like Greece or Italy. Then you heard about Srebrenica.” As he puts it, “much of the early- to mid-1990s seemed to be defined by what was going on in the Balkans”, as the collapse of the So

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  ‘Elton cooked burgers and Freddie stole the show’: an insider's view backstage at Live Aid

  At 12 noon on Saturday 13 July 1985, Live Aid kicked off at London’s Wembley Stadium. Five hours later its sister event would join in from the JFK Stadium in Philadelphia. I took a moment, in between running around with a walkie-talkie answering questions and troubleshooting, to enjoy the fruits of my labours from the past six weeks. I was 31, managing acts such as The Kinks, and had been taken on to help organise the 16-hour marathon by Harvey Goldsmith, my wife’s boss, a friend of Bob Geldof ’

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  How The Jam electrified a generation

  I once spotted Paul Weller striding down Regent Street in the blazing sunshine, cutting through the crowd with focus and speed, so that by the time people realised who he was, he had already swept by. It might have been a metaphor for his musical career; the ever-changing moods that carried Weller through the punk storm of the Seventies, the playful agit-pop of the Eighties, the Britpop revival of the Nineties and experimental rock soul fusions of the 21st century. Heads turned as he passed, a r

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  Associated Press

  Review: Paul Weller’s shiny ‘On Sunset’ a carnival of sounds

  Paul Weller’s “On Sunset” is a rapturous collection, filled to the brim with a carnival of sounds that finds inspiration in decades past while occasionally stepping into something new. Weller’s 15th solo effort has more of The Style Council than The Jam, his two former bands, and clearly feels of a kind with the string of albums he’s been releasing since 2008’s “22 Dreams,” chipping and stretching the mold without breaking it. “Baptiste” is one of three tracks — along with “Village” and “Walki

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  SPIN

  Paul Weller ‘Never’ Advised Noel Gallagher to Go Solo

  While Oasis split in the late 2000s was a while ago, Paul Weller wanted to clear the air and claim his innocence. Liam Gallagher accused Weller in 2018 of having secret meetings with his brother Noel, which supposedly led to Oasis' eventual breakup. "Listen – to put the record straight, I…

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  10 new fun things to do in lockdown this week, chosen by our critics

  1\. The National Gallery After an unprecedented closure of 111 days, the gallery reopens its doors promising a pleasant and, crucially, safe experience. Expect timed ticketing, face coverings, one-way “art routes”, bucketloads of hand sanitiser – oh, and some wonderful art. Visit the five-star exhibition Titian: Love, Desire, Death, reacquaint yourself with old favourites, and look out for the new Italian Baroque acquisitions in Room 32, which has been spectacularly refurbished to imitate a Roma

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