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Noel Gallagher has said he “couldn’t believe” that the England team were singing Oasis‘ ‘Wonderwall’ at the World Cup last week. Fans of the national team sang along to the classic 1995 single following a 4-2 victory over Croatia in Dallas, Texas, on June 17. The players looked out from the pitch in awe during the emotional moment, with Jude Bellingham and Anthony Gordon seen mouthing the lyrics. Gallagher subsequently threw his support behind ‘Wonderwall’ becoming England’s 2026 World Cup anthem, saying the song “belongs to the people, and it was a magical moment between the people and the players”.…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. It's somewhat surprising that it took this long, but the Criterion Collection announced this week that it will release the complete films of Stanley Kubrick on 4K UHD and Blu-ray. The box set, due out on Oct. 20, includes all 13 of Kubrick's feature films and three short films, plus hours of interviews, documentaries, and behind-the-scenes materials. Each film is restored in 4K, with the box set spanning a whopping 30 discs. As for the audio, each film…

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Among all the non-genres in the history of rock, power pop – also due to its longevity – undoubtedly occupies a special place. But what, exactly, is power pop? A melodic punk, less rebellious and more romantic? A hard-rock without the macho component and the long solos? Sort of teen pop with big guitars in the foreground? If you think about it, it's not that simple to answer the question. Although there is no lack of points of contact with all the genres in question, power pop still remains a discussion in itself, difficult to categorize. Because it's too perfect…

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Primal Scream have announced details of their forthcoming expanded reissues of ‘Vanishing Point’, ‘XTRMNTR’ and ‘Evil Heat’ – find all the details below. READ MORE: Primal Scream tell us about their protest disco album: “If you’re gonna scream from the rooftops, there is no better time” Dubbed ‘The Bunker Trilogy’, the collection will be released on double LP, CD and digitally throughout the autumn, beginning on August 7 with 1997’s ‘Vanishing Point’.  Their 2000 follow-up will land on September 4, with 2002’s ‘Evil Heat’ lined up for October 30, following their full 2026 ‘XTRMNTR’ UK anniversary tour. You can pre-order it…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Most people, if not everyone, are familiar with F1, the car racing phenomenon that has taken over the world and transformed how we think about luxury sports. From bougie Grand Prix weekends to global events where these high-speed vehicles go head-to-head, the appeal goes way beyond the track. There are TV series about it, enough merch to dedicate an entire room to, and fans ranging from everyday viewers to celebrities — all intersecting over a shared obsession. But…

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They don't seem to have too much in common, Isle of Wight and rave party. Of course, both are symbols of youthful freedom and the desire to build a different way of being together starting from music. But they are separated by approximately thirty years of profound transformations in British society. Most of the hippie and curious people who on 26 August 1970 crossed the fence of the last edition of the “European Woodstock” (clandestinely immortalized by the writing “Entrance is everywhere”, later removed) would perhaps have considered with concern, decades later, the population of night owls who gathered in…

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Rkomi continues to move between stage and studio. While the calendar of MIRKO IN SUMMER extends with new dates, on social media the artist is publishing a series of rap reels that bring the conversation back to the origins of his writing. After What happens in Milantwo more extracts have arrived: The years as they pass And In Milan. 8 minutes. At the moment there are no official announcements on digital platforms, but still Rkomi talked about a special project coming out in the next few days. Rkomi returns to rap in the new social reels New videos published by…

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Hayley Williams and Daniel James have shared two new singles as Power Snatch – listen to ‘Great’ and ‘Training’ below. The soloist and Paramore frontwoman formed the band with her frequent collaborator James, who also helped write and produce songs for her latest solo album, ‘Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party’ (2025). They launched the group with the track ‘Assignment’ earlier this year, and dropped an EP titled ‘EP1’. The duo have since released a captivating cover of This Is Lorelei’s ‘Perfect Hand’. Arriving today (Friday June 26), Power Snatch’s pair of new tunes both feature Cortes Island-raised artist Tiberius b.…

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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Buzzy menswear brand Noah is continuing its streak of Seventies and Eighties-inspired band tee drops with its latest collaboration, featuring graphic tees inspired by Australian New Wave icons INXS. The latest drop is inspired by some of the band's most popular songs, including “What You Need,” “Don't Change,” and “Never Tear Us Apart.” Previous Noah collabs have included Thin Lizzy, the Cure, and Roxy Music, all featuring bold yet simple graphics on short-sleeve and long-sleeve tees. This iteration…

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The pharaonic (and divisive) TV series “The Rings of Power” has in recent weeks rekindled the attention of the general public on the legendarium conceived by John Ronald Reuel Tolkien; attention has never completely subsided, at least since 2001, when the first title of the trilogy directed by Peter Jackson began to transpose the world of Arda and Middle Earth from the pages of books to the cinema screens. It has been much longer, however, than the universe Tolkienian exerts a recognizable influence in the musical field. In addition to the many indirect fascinations linked to fantasy imagery, which are…

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