Kyrgyzstan ballads, Okinawa folk, Ugandan hymns … the album rewriting global music history
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Icelandic post-rock band Sigur Rós have claimed they face financial ruin or even jail following an 'unjust and draconian' second prosecution for tax evasion
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Jimmy Cobb, drummer on Miles Davis's Kind of Blue, dies aged 91
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‘I was a bad influence on the Beatles': James Taylor on Lennon, love and recovery
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Andrew Weatherall: Lone swordsman who cut new shapes for British music
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Neneh Cherry: ‘Rap is a kind of freedom’
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Ahead of her ambitious Cornucopia tour reaching the UK in November, we select the greatest work by the Icelandic pop-polymath Björk
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The sound systems of Notting Hill carnival: 'I'll stop when I can't walk'
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Woman arrested for threatening to blow up Swedish embassy in Washington DC over A$AP Rocky case
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Rapper A$AP Rocky charged with assault over fight in Sweden
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Steel Pulse: Mass Manipulation review – welcome return of reggae giants
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'Before you know it, it's not a big deal to kill a man': Norwegian black metal's murderous past
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'We are modern slaves': Mdou Moctar, the Hendrix of the Sahara
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'This cuts across society': How singeli music went from Tanzania to the world
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Marianne Faithfull: The muse who made it on her own terms
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Charles Aznavour, the 'Frank Sinatra of France', dies aged 94
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Live Nation's grip on music festivals 'stifling competition'
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'Spice, sunshine and bassline': Notting Hill carnival's history – told through its greatest anthems
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Soft Cell release Northern Lights, first new song in fifteen years
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