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Music news round-up: Weds 25 April

- Source: The Music Mix

Legendary music photographers, Kevin Cummins, Paul Slattery and Ian Tilton , collaborate for the first time in a new exhibition of photography and memorabilia to celebrate the generation-defining �Madchester� band, The Stone Roses.

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The Zombies - Breathe In, Breathe Out

- Source: The Four Oh Five

Over 40 years after the release of their most recognizable song 'Time Of The Season', The Zombies are back with a new album, Breathe Out, Breathe In. Originally formed in St Albans in 1961, and active off and on ever since, The Zombies provided the soundtrack to every retrospective 60s TV scene ever.

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The Producers: Rod Argent

- Source: WNEW

Keyboardist and songwriter, co-founder of Argent and the Zombies , Rod Argent is also an A-list producer with a string of albums to his credit.

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Return of The Zombies

- Source: The Music Mix

"There was a clear brief," says Rod Argent, "We wanted to use as many two and three part harmonies as possible and lots of Hammond organ, Mellotron and Memotron. We didn't want to recreate the past, but we wanted to capture The Zombies' essence and meaning. Our energy and enthusiasm for making music is the same as it was when we first started and the magic and mystery of the whole music making process, we are still thrilled by it all. So we thought it would be great to celebrate when that all began. I first met Colin outside the Pioneer Club in St Albans for The Zombies' first rehearsal. We didn't know each other but Colin turned up with a broken nose and two black eyes. I thought, oh no, what have we got here? But he was a keen rugby player and had got injured during a game."

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Time of the Season

- Source: The Portland Mercury

IN 2008 , Austin psychedelic band the Black Angels landed a dream gig—backing up their hometown's most notoriously damaged son, Roky Erickson, on a batch of vintage 13th Floor Elevators songs.

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Paul Weller Praises the Zombies' Classic Album

- Source: Spinner

It was an album that hardly dented the cultural register, but since its release in 1968, the Zombies ' final album, 'Odessey and Oracle,' has gone on to become recognised as one of the most important artefacts of the original psychedelic era.

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