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  The Telegraph

  Regina Spektor finds God, and MUNA channel a Year Six disco – the week’s best albums

  Regina Spektor’s eighth album opens with a strong gambit, as the Russian-American singer-songwriter describes an encounter with God on a New York street corner, conjuring this mystical visitation in cheerfully mundane terms: they decide to “grab a beer” and “we didn’t even have to pay / 'Cause God is God, and he’s revered”. Naturally, she has questions: “Why doesn’t it get better with time?” she wants to know, evoking the confusions and challenges of life with a particularly artful verse: “I jus

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  The Telegraph

  Glastonbury headliners ranked from worst to best – did Bowie beat Adele?

  Using books and personal reminiscences, countless internet forums and old magazine reports, all Glastonbury headliners are ranked solely on the weight of the three performances.

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  The Telegraph

  Did Bowie beat Adele? All 36 Glastonbury headliners ranked from worst to best

  Using books and personal reminiscences, countless internet forums and old magazine reports, all headliners are ranked solely on the weight of the three performances.

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  The Guardian

  Regina Spektor: ‘Songs are my byproduct in this world. I leave a trail of them’

  On the release of her eighth album, the Russian-born singer-songwriter talks about making music amid children and Covid –and why stories are the best vehicle for emotional truth

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  Peter Gabriel and London Grammar among Silver Clef Award winners

  The ceremony will take place in July, held in association with music therapy charity Nordoff Robbins.

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  Evening Standard

  Arcade Fire cover Harry Styles’ As It Was at live BBC session

  During the gig, the Canadian band also covered new singles Age of Anxiety II (Rabbit Hole) and The Lightning I, II

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  The Telegraph

  Phil Collins poignantly passes the baton from father to son as Genesis play the O2

  If this thrice-delayed run of shows at London’s O2 is Genesis’s last – their tour is called The Last Domino?, and there are no more concerts scheduled after this – then the first one was a powerful reminder of the band’s musical range and legacy, but not a thrilling gig in itself.

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  Evening Standard

  Peter Gabriel leads celebrity reaction to unfolding Ukraine crisis

  Boris Johnson has announced a “severe” package of economic sanctions to pile pressure on Vladimir Putin.

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  The Telegraph

  The egomaniacal frontman is dead – at last

  When indie rockers Wolf Alice were announced as winners of Group of the Year at the Brit Awards last week, bassist Theo Ellis immediately offered the microphone to Ellie Rowsell, the band’s singer and only recognisable member. She politely waved it away, leaving Ellis to give an acceptance speech. Standing beside him (and then at one point trying to hide behind him) at the podium, Rowsell smiled but did not speak.

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  The Independent

  Celebrity birthdays for the week of Feb. 13-19

  Celebrities having birthdays during the week of Feb. 13-19 include actor Mena Suvari, rapper Megan Thee Stallion and actor Freddie Highmore

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