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| Machine Head
The heavy metal thrashers on coming full circle, 10 years after their explosive debut album.
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| Roots Manuva
The Mercury-nominated dancehall/ragga/trip-hop star talks to us about fatherhood and his new album.
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| Katie Melua
The UK's best-selling artist of 2004 on embarrassing teenage TV appearances and harsh criticism from her peers.
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| Midge Ure
The former Ultravox mainman discusses his varied pop career and, of course, Band Aid.
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| The Detroit Cobras
We talk to Maribel Restrepo, guitarist for the Detroit Cobras, on why her hometown appears to be the centre of the musical universe...
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| Ed Harcourt
The Sussex singer may be getting hitched to the girl who inspired a flurry of love songs, but that doesn't stop him from writing an album of doom.
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| Kings Of Leon
Brothers Caleb and Jared Followill talk haircuts, Heartbreak and how they've improved on album number two.
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| The Calling
We caught up with Alex Band, lead singer of The Calling, to talk about the difficulties in following up a multi-platinum debut album.
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| !!!
The leader of the unpronounceable, unclassifiable US band chats to us about their music, politics, and their hopes for the US election.
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| Rodrigo Y Gabriela
The male half of the Mexican metal-influenced classical guitar duo talks to us about his influences, transferring the live energy into the studio and his love of Metallica.
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| Polyphonic Spree
Polyphonic Spree leader Tim Delaughter shares a pizza with musicOMH and reveals the darker truths behind the enlightened and sunny 25-strong group.
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| Duran Duran
The '80s legends are back in their classic incarnation for the first time since 1985 - we talk to them about climbing back up the ladder to success.
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| Lisa Stansfield
The soul girl from Rochdale tells us where she's been for the last three years, her dabble in acting, and what the future may hold.
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| REM
REM's Mike Mills talks to us about his band's involvement in the Vote For Change tour, and the new album Around The Sun.
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| Pretty Girls Make Graves
Sickness, burglary, mistaken identity and losing a band member. All in a year's work for Seattle's lo-fi, indie-rockers Pretty Girls Make Graves.
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| Jimmy Eat World
Guitarist Tom Linton of pop-rockers Jimmy Eat World chats about the band, their new album, Bush and, erm... Boris.
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| Avril Lavigne
The Canadian sk8tergirl at only 19 has a more mature second album out - has growing up been complicated for her?
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| Cherie Charles
She may be Billy Ocean's daughter, but this new pop diva on the block is very much her own person.
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| 22-20s
Bassist Glen Bartup of the blues-driven 22-20s reveals the band's insular nature...
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| James Yorkston & The Athletes
The Scottish folkie talks to us about his influences on one of his recent trips to London.
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| Rupee
Already a huge star in his native Caribbean and the US, the soca sensation Rupee discusses staying positive in the face of family tragedy.
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| Ash
Tim Wheeler, Charlotte Hatherley and Mark Hamilton explain the secret to Ash's decade-long success.
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| The Blue Nile
Paul Buchanan, frontman with the cult Scottish trio, on the special bond they have with their small regiment of dedicated fans.
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| Jet
The multi-platinum, Aussie retro-rockers on why they hate interviews, dislike superstar DJs but love AC/DC.
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| Limp Bizkit
Limp Bizkit frontman, record company exec, director and motormouth, Fred Durst, attempts to show his more sensitive side.
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| Goldie Lookin' Chain
"The Beastie Boyos" steadfastly refuse to give us anything remotely resembling a serious answer and instead discuss conspiracy theories, sex toys and service stations!
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| Jean-Michel Jarre
The French electronic music legend discusses his latest groundbreaking sonic venture - AERO. It's beyond stereo...
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| Tim Deluxe
The DJ behind It Just Won't Do and Less Talk More Action! talks about Ibiza 2004 but doesn't dish the dirt on his peers.
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| Peter Andre
He goes to the gym. He goes to the jungle. He goes out with Jordan. And the reborn pop star is a gent too.
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| Kristian Leontiou
The young singer/songwriter from North London on being mistaken for a rapper and wanting to work with Phil Collins!
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| Hatebreed
The frontman of one of the world's leading hardcore acts (and presenter of MTV's Headbanger's Ball) on why music should never be nihilistic.
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| Orange Goblin
One of the UK's best kept secrets reveal the therapeutic virtues of listening to their brand of stoner metal.
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| Ben Kweller
The versatile singer/songwriter on festivals, folk music and friends such as The Strokes.
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| Danko Jones
The charismatic Canadian hard rocker fills us in on being a workaholic and how he collects, wait for it, dolls!
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| Velvet Revolver
We chat to former Guns 'N' Roses superstars Slash and Duff Mackagan on their new chart-topping band, Velvet Revolver.
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| InMe
The British alternative rock trio discuss how to gain credibility while being so tender of years.
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| Taz
The producer of Dizzee Rascal's award-winning debut album, and leading British hip hop artist, on going from the dole queue to Def Jam.
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| Slipknot
The masked metallers talk to us about their third album and how they're definitely not splitting up.
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| Pink
The feisty pop diva gets personal on portraying Janis Joplin and being a survivor.
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| Kings Of Convenience
The Norwegian acoustic duo reveal their non-melancholic side and discuss collaborations, critical acclaim and Eurovision.
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| Gabrielle
The soul star chats to us about juggling a successful career with family commitments, downloading and her love of country music.
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| King's X
Without them, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and a myriad of other bands would never have sounded like they did. One of the most underrated rock bands ever discuss true success.
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| Sparks
Russell Mael, vocalist of the avant-garde electro-weirdo sibling duo, answers some posers about new album L'il Beethoven and the Sparks ouevre.
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| Gary Jules
The man whose dulcet tones graced the UK's 2003 Christmas Number One single, Mad World, on his love of English Literature, English breakfasts and English Pop Idols!
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| Scissor Sisters
The flamboyant New York City quintet do their best to convince us that they are as real a rock band as their more conventionally-dressed peers.
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| Madrugada
The psychedelic rock quartet from Norway chat about their influences and cracking the UK, having sold close to half a million albums in the rest of Europe.
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| The Beta Band
They were Oasis' favourite band. Beta Band percussionist Robin Jones tells us why the Scottish quartet took so long to record their new album.
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| Amy Winehouse
The young British jazz star is refreshingly candid about her contemporaries, The Brit Awards and her career plans.
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| Ash Grunwald
Redefining blues with a sampler and surfboard, the dreadlocked Australian talks of his influences and the Australian live scene.
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| Billy Talent
The Canadian punk 'n' rollers discuss their influences and how they used to, quite literally, have crap jobs.
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| Gomez
The former Mercury Music Prize-winning quintet on how drinking less leads to happier songs.
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| Amp Fiddler
The former George Clinton and Prince keyboardist, now a solo artist, reveals his talent for DIY production in his basement.
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| P.O.D.
The Californian multi-platinum metallers reveal how they almost split up and how being successful is like growing a beard!
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