The Kinks formed in London in 1963, and they amassed a practically peerless catalog of sharp, incisive, writerly rock ‘n’ roll. They’re among the most-loved rock bands in history, and they might not be done yet. But things would be easier for the Kinks if some mysterious Twitter entity didn’t stamp all the...

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Remastered work, rare photos and new remixes are some features included in the box setThe post The Kinks announce 50th anniversary twin deluxe reissue of ‘Muswell Hillbillies/Everybody’s In Show-Biz’ appeared first on NME.

"To simply say Ian will be missed would be an understatement"The Kinks' Ian Gibbons (far left) has passed away.Ian Gibbons, keyboardist for The Kinks, has died aged 67. Read more: Why I love The Kinks as much as The Beatles The news of his death was confirmed by his former bandmates, who praised him for his “positive attitude.&#82...

The Kinks' Arthur (Or The Decline And Fall Of The British Empire) will turn 50 this fall, and the landmark seventh album by the English band will be getting a deluxe anniversary box set that features unreleased recordings and a whole array of supplementary material. The Kinks teased the release a few weeks ago, along…