News: (Glam Updates)

A single page that reads like a cultural crossroads — where giants stretch their wings, icons fight for relevance, and the past resurfaces in glossy reissue form.

A fast, witty cross‑section of March ’75 rock culture — rumours, releases, and restless energy.

A single page, dozens of stories — each one marking a shift in the musical landscape of 1975.

A secondary excerpt underscoring the article’s central argument: that rock, once a vehicle for rebellion and social change, had become a polished, profitable, and culturally safe commodity by the mid‑1970s.

A dense, energetic page of gig adverts and venue listings, showcasing the breadth of London’s live circuit — from Dionne Warwicke at the Royal Albert Hall to pub‑rock staples, student‑union nights, and rising rock acts.

A bold, graphic one‑page layout presenting the winners of the 1974 Disc Music Poll Awards — a vivid snapshot of the artists, albums, singles, and personalities who defined the year in British pop culture.

News items from New Musical Express, February 13, 1971, including T. Rex’s upcoming maxi‑single and Slade’s claim of being removed from a concert bill