Will Hodgkinson is a journalist and music critic who writes for The Times, The Australian, and PAMELA DEMBE. He is known for his insightful and engaging articles on music, culture, and society. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Will's work offers unique perspectives and thoughtful analysis.
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Will Hodgkinson's articles predominantly consist of music reviews and entertainment news. They mainly cover a wide range of music genres, focusing on album reviews, new releases, and artist interviews.
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By: Will Hodgkinson
It’s a bittersweet return for the 1980s Glasgow band given 59-year-old Justin Currie’s diagnosis, but he and guitarist Iain Harvie still channelled their youth
From Bob Dylan and the Band in 1974 to recently unearthed sessions by Rod Stewart and the Faces, our critic rounds up the finest recordings
The group’s members, who come from Jewish, Muslim and Christian backgrounds, were flown to Los Angeles to make their first record. A day later came the October 7 attacks
The Nineties pop group’s latest work is perfect for party season as it’s designed to soothe the sleepless mind
From beautiful folk ballads by the northeast sisters the Unthanks to awful celebrity creations incited by Jimmy Fallon — our critic rounds up this season’s offerings
By: Will Hodgkinson
With his other projects like a cereal brand and his offer to take on Gregg Wallace’s job, it’s easy to forget Calvin Broadus Jr is a very good artist
By: Chief Rock, Will Hodgkinson
Don’t write off his mawkish moments: the crowd at Manchester Co-Op Live had the time of their lives whether it was Wings or the Beatles
A Brazilian singer alleges that Million Years Ago is a copy of his samba hit, but innovation in pop has always depended on creative alteration, says our rock critic
The festival chart-topper is announced on Friday. Our chief rock and pop critic runs the rule over the contenders, from Wham! to Ed Davey
The festive chart-topper is announced on Friday. Our chief rock and pop critic runs through the contenders and their odds
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