Looking back at Masters of the Universe
Brian and composer Daniel Pemberton shared memories of making the film’s soundtrack in a Rolling Stone interview featured on Brian’s site.
brianmay.comLooking back at Masters of the UniverseQueen guitarist and songwriter Brian May shares a life in music, astronomy, stereo photography and animal welfare, from the Red Special’s sound to new collaborations and discoveries.
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Brian and composer Daniel Pemberton shared memories of making the film’s soundtrack in a Rolling Stone interview featured on Brian’s site.
brianmay.comLooking back at Masters of the UniverseBrian’s official site announced his guest appearance on Death Wake, a track on Tony Iommi’s newly released solo album. The two guitarists previously worked together on When Death Calls.
brianmay.comA new collaboration with Tony IommiBrian joined Portobello Road Distillery in Notting Hill to celebrate their Red Special Gin. He helped develop the recipe, drawing on sage and calamansi orange grown in his own greenhouse.
brianmay.comCelebrating Red Special GinHuckleberries announced Brian as its new patron after his visit. The charity helps children rebuild confidence and reconnect with learning through animals and nature.
brianmay.comBecoming a patron of HuckleberriesBrian and fellow STARMUS cofounder Garik Israelian presented Professor Brian Cox with the Stephen Hawking Medal for Science Communication at the Royal Astronomical Society in London.
brianmay.comPresenting Brian Cox with a science medalFollow Brian for music, space, stereo pictures and the causes he cares about.
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