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Peter Buck to release solo album

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15 Mar 2012

Former R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck has started work on his first solo album. The musician is to be the first member of the 'Losing My Religion' group to release his own record following their split last year, with the material reportedly very…

Peter Buck

Peter Buck's R.E.M. release panic

Music Gossip

14 Nov 2011

Peter Buck used to "panic" every time R.E.M. released an album. The guitarist - whose group announced in September they were to disband after 31 years - admits he has always been "driven and ambitious" and is constantly striving to make "great" new…

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R.E.M. not worried about losing fans

Music Gossip

11 Mar 2011

R.E.M. don't worry about losing fans. The 'Losing My Religion' hitmakers want to test themselves creatively with each record they make, but know not all of their supporters will enjoy every one of their albums. Guitarist Peter Buck told The Sun…

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R.E.M. won't tour with new album

Music Gossip

8 Mar 2011

R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck doesn't believe the band should have to tour to sell their new album. The musician revealed that the 'Losing My Religion' hitmakers have no plans to play a series of concerts to promote their latest album 'Collapse Into…

The Decemberists - The King Is Dead

The Decemberists - The King Is Dead

(4 stars)3 Jan 2011

(Rough Trade) The sixth album from The Decemberists is everything you would expect. Full of country-based stylings, the Portland five-piece present a coherent, well thought-out set of storytelling songs, with Colin Meloy’s knack for a lyrical…

R.E.M restrict recording

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4 Oct 2010

R.E.M guitarist Peter Buck refuses to do more than three takes when recording songs. The 'The Great Beyond' rocker has been in the studio with the band recording their 15th album in Berlin, and while he likes to record fast, he had to compromise with…

Various - Chamber Music: James Joyce (1907)

Various - Chamber Music: James Joyce (1907)

(3 stars)22 May 2008

INDIE (Fire Records) As it says on the double-CD, this is a collection of 36 James Joyce love poems from 1907 interpreted by underground rock artists, some familiar – Mercury Rev, Mike Watt, Ed Harcourt or Willy Mason – others still on the fringes.

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