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Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — Richard Z. Kruspe (RAMMSTEIN, EMIGRATE) has contributed guest vocals to "Move It", the latest single from Tomoyasu Hotei, the Japanese guitarist, singer-songwriter and producer who is best known internationally for his "Kill Bill" theme "Battle Witho... more info

Guardian Music — Newcastle ArenaRoxy Music's 1972 debut album is one of a handful to lay genuine claim to having been the sound of the future. Amid genre-busting, dazzling explosions of the possibilities of what was still, at heart, rock'n'roll, Bryan Ferry sang a fu... more info

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Guardian Music — The latest solo album by the Roxy Music man sees Ferry reuniting with his old bandOlympia is the first solo endeavour by Bryan Ferry since his 2007 album Dylanesque. And yet despite being billed as a solo effort it sees the musician joining forces on... more info

Stereogum — When we first wrote about Bryan Ferry’s forthcoming solo effort Olympia, I put the “solo” in square quotes because the 10-song collection includes a number of guests — Nile Rodgers, David Gilmour, Groove Armada, Scissor Sisters, Marcus Miller... more info

The Red Radio — Bryan Ferry recruited Supermodel Kate Moss for the cover of his upcoming album Olympia, due October 25th. Ferry collaborated with Nile Rodgers on the record - among others, including his ex-Roxy Music band mates Phil Manzanera, Andy Mackay and Brian.... more info

Topix — It'll mark the band's first trek in a decade. The For Your Pleasure dates will not feature founder member Brian Eno, but will bring Bryan Ferry, Andy Mackay, Phil Manzanera and Paul Thompson together. more info

All About Jazz — FOR YOUR PLEASURE Roxy Music Art rock legends Roxy Music have announced they will hit the road in celebration of their 40th anniversary. The tour will be traveling throughout Great Britain starting January 25 and into the beginning of February. ... more info