Andrew Watt clears the air on why a new @BlackSabbath album didn't happen and @tonyiommi saying Watt was “too excited about it.” “Long story short, and without going into it too deeply, [Bill Ward] was unable to do the album for personal reasons. And there was a nice, beautiful, long email sent to all of us...Then after we talked and it was like, okay, Bill can't do it then there's no reason to do it. I'm sure Tony didn't feel like going into all of that. Tony's awesome. He's a great friend to me.”

Before the “Danceteria Afterhours” remix ever happened, Andrew Watt was the one who put @Madonna and @charli_xcx in a group chat: “They just needed to be friends. They're both so awesome and so cool...they're both extremely detailed producers. Know exactly what they want to hear, how something makes them feel. Very technical, like ‘turn this up a db or down, or it needs to be a bit bright. The EQ needs to change here.’”

Andrew Watt joins The Rolling Stone Studio and opens up about his collaborative relationship with @ladygaga: “Our foundation of music and our references are very aligned. So it feels like my sister, you know? Like my older sister, a couple years older than me. When we sit, we break a song down, even when it's an electronic song and I'm on the guitar and she's on the piano, we're sitting head to head and going through the song...It's like, it's one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. It's brought me to tears multiple times.”

Presenting our newest Rolling Stone Musicians on Musicians cover stars: @Harry_Styles and @ThomYorke. The pair sit down in London to talk about songwriting secrets, artistic reinvention, and the joy of Radiohead — offering a rare glimpse into the creative lives of two singular artists. Story/Photos: rollingstone.com/music/music…