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Guardian classical critic Andrew Clements dies aged 75

Andrew Clements, the Guardian's chief classical music critic for over 30 years, has died. Renowned for his integrity, he championed new music and famously called Brian Wilson's God Only Knows the perfect pop song.

Suno's AI Music: Future Format or Industry Executioner?

Suno, the AI music firm valued at $2.45bn, is at the centre of a fierce debate. Is it democratising creativity or flooding the market with AI slop? We explore the lawsuits, the deals, and the future of music.

Obituary: Leon Bailey, Worcester Cathedral pianist, 94

Leon Bailey, a dedicated organist and music lecturer who played for Worcester Cathedral's family service for a decade, has passed away aged 94. Read about his remarkable life and contributions to music education.

Tributes pour in for Guardian critic Andrew Clements

The music world mourns Andrew Clements, the Guardian's esteemed classical music critic from 1950 to 2026. Composers, performers and colleagues pay tribute to his integrity, knowledge and vital voice.

Law Firm Offers 20% Billable Credit for AI Effort

US law firm Ropes & Gray expands its 'TrAIlblazers' programme to Europe, allowing junior lawyers to dedicate 20% of billable hours to generative AI. Discover how this shapes legal tech.

Amazon's 4-Month Free Music Deal Ends in Days

Amazon is offering Prime members four months of Amazon Music Unlimited for free, including ad-free music, podcasts, and Audible. This limited-time deal expires on January 9, 2026.

Best Old Music Discovered in 2025

From paranoid folk to pop-dubstep classics, journalists reveal the forgotten tracks that became their most replayed revelations of the year. Discover the hidden gems.

Game studio vows never to use generative AI again

Sandfall Interactive's CEO explains why the award-winning Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 used AI for placeholders and why they'll never use it again. Discover the industry's contentious debate.

Indie Game Awards Strip Awards Over AI Use

The Indie Game Awards has revoked two awards from Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 after developers admitted to using generative AI, sparking debate on AI ethics in game development.

Why 2025's Top Albums Are Powered by Loss

From Lily Allen to Bon Iver, 2025's most acclaimed music is defined by raw human emotion and grief. Discover why this creative depth offers hope against the rise of AI-generated pop.

Larian CEO Responds to Divinity AI Backlash

Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke clarifies the studio's use of generative AI after facing criticism from players and former employees. Discover the details of the controversy and the wider debate in gaming.

Why major music labels are now partnering with AI firms

Major record labels have struck deals with AI music generators like Udio and Suno, promising new revenue but sparking deep concern among artists about creativity and copyright. Explore the clash between innovation and artistic integrity.

Share Your Views on Music Produced by AI

The Guardian invites readers to share their opinions on AI-generated music. How is artificial intelligence reshaping creativity? Have your say in our survey.

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