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The late Black Sabbath vocalist suddenly died just weeks after he made his final on-stage appearance with the band.

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Guitars may seem to matter less than ever. But just beneath the mainstream, dozens of female bands are making some of the most acclaimed, urgent, politically relevant music around.

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