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The Rolling Stones: Foreign Tongues review – stomping blues and anti-Musk politics make this another late triumph

The Guardian· Jul 4, 2026 · 11:07 AM · 4 views

The Rolling Stones return with 'Foreign Tongues,' blending stomping blues and sharp political insights. Mick Jagger takes on war and Elon Musk, while Keith Richards shows a softer side. Featuring cameos from Paul McCartney and Bruno Mars, this album is a modern triumph from the rock legends. #RollingStones #MickJagger #ElonMusk #BluesRock #MusicReview

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