Garbage

"It took a long time for us as a band to regain our equilibrium and our confidence and our joy"

Listen to an unheard version of 'Androgyny' here

Steely Dan’s Donald Fagen combs over his new solo album, his legendary band and his future in the new issue of Uncut, dated December 2012, and out on Tuesday (October 23). Fagen also discusses the perils of ageing, as well as why he believes women prefer his solo work to Steely Dan, in the interview. Asked whether he considers his best work to be ahead of him, the keyboardist and singer says: “I do know I’m no longer interested in my past work. I’ll never listen to this album again. “All of my past work, it’s garbage to me, see.”

Greatest hits from post-grunge studio supergroup

Plus they release their hits round up

Fifth from NYC's own pocket-Spector, Frederick McKinney Cornog

How the perennial heatwave hit started out in a teenage bedroom and was almost scuppered by a car crash: “It was the deal-maker for us”

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"The Foo Fighters family is devastated by the tragic and untimely loss of Taylor Hawkins," the band wrote in a statement

"I don’t like Spotify. I don’t like any of the streamers, because they don’t pay us properly"