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23/12/2025

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Si è spento a 74 anni Chris Rea, uno dei cantautori britannici più amati degli anni Ottanta e Novanta.

“È con immenso dolore che annunciamo la scomparsa del nostro amato Chris”, si legge nella nota diramata da un portavoce della famiglia che ha diffuso una dichiarazione a nome della moglie Joan Lesley e delle due figlie. “Si è spento serenamente in ospedale nella giornata di oggi, dopo una breve malattia, circondato dalla sua famiglia”, è scritto.

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11/12/2025

This past July, Australian prog-rock band King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard removed their discography from Spotify in protest of CEO Daniel Ek’s multi-million-dollar investment in a German AI military drone company.

Now, the band is “trying to see the irony” in what feels like a “truly doomed” situation.

Earlier in December, an AI clone of King Gizzard quietly appeared on Spotify. Crudely named King Lizard Wizard, the “band” had a discography of tracks with identical titles to popular King Gizzard hits. The artwork also weakly attempted to emulate King Gizzard’s notably surreal album covers, while the AI-generated music itself fell short of the original’s psych-rock influences.

King Gizzard frontman Stu Mackenzie stated that he’s “trying to see the irony in this situation.” An AI clone poorly attempting to fill the void of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard months after they publicly denounce Spotify for shady investments and embrace of AI? As Mackenzie put it, “Seriously wtf – we are truly doomed.”