Nick Hasted
Nick Hasted writes about film, music, books and comics for Classic Rock, The Independent, Uncut, Jazzwise and The Arts Desk. He has published three books: The Dark Story of Eminem (2002), You Really Got Me: The Story of The Kinks (2011), and Jack White: How He Built An Empire From The Blues (2016).
Latest articles by Nick Hasted

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His complete works as a Stone alone.

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The long, strange trip, shortened.

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Confident second from the Co. Down AC/DC.

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The best and the rest of Robbie Robertson and company, on vinyl and boxed.

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One more stab of Chelsea Daggers.

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Dubliners’ delayed comeback defies the doubters.

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Not yet ratedThe roots-punk rockers show their sunny, soft side.

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The other No-Man’s melancholy, solo third.

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Near-death experiences and defying science with New York’s hottest soul-rock export.

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Meet the youthful Swedes who are out to party like it's 1989

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Uncompromising as ever, a reunited Faith No More bury the past to come back with their first album in 18 years.

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Skilled reinforcements in the southern rock ranks.

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Cut-price supergroup’s power-punk second.

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It’s been a long, hard road for the 70-something veteran who partied with Janis Joplin and lived next door to Kurt Cobain, but Seasick Steve says he’s still a ramblin’ man at heart.

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Buck, Tweedy and McLagan join alt.rock collective.

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Why is vinyl so expensive? We find out...

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Roxy Music might be deceased, but their guitarist is alive and kicking, and looking to Cuba for inspiration.

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We step into the shadowy world of the people and places that kept vinyl alive for 20 years.

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Riots, UFOs and heart attacks: Peter Hammill recalls life in Van der Graaf Generator, and explains why he re-formed the band while continuing his own restless, experimental solo career.
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