Jo Geller works part-time at Alexandra Palace ice rink and is releasing her debut EP on Chess Club Records on 7th August. ‘Weight’, filmed in Wales by her sister, is the final single.

Phoebe Bridgers performed ‘Lost Boy’ on The Tonight Show twice in one week: first with a band of children, then acoustically with veteran musicians. The acoustic version is out now and 300 midnight listening parties follow on 13th August.

Man/Woman/Chainsaw have shared ‘Something Else To Give’, the closing track of their debut album Cannonball, out 7th August via Fiction Records,…

Asha Jefferies’ album treats desire as a path to self-knowledge rather than a form of lack. ‘Cool Guy’ is what that philosophy sounds like when the longing is not returned.

Madonna has described Joni Mitchell as the most profound female influence on her songwriting. Mitchell, by contrast, has called her a terrible role model and compared her to Nero.

Bob Dylan thought The Beatles were already getting high. They weren’t – but after the night he spent with them at the Delmonico Hotel, that was about to change.

Kurt Cobain grew up on Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith. Then punk arrived, and everything he had loved about classic rock became everything he despised about it.

Waters on Lennon: a lifelong debt to a man he only met once, in a studio control room, where both of them were on their worst behaviour.

The story of how Robert Plant met John Bonham begins with a heckle, a scowl, and one of the best one-liners in rock history.

Within a year, Fleetwood Mac had lost both Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer. The story of how they lost the second one is almost impossible to believe.

Steely Dan took aim at the Eagles in 1976. The Eagles fired back inside ‘Hotel California’. Glenn Frey eventually explained exactly what it all meant.

In 1972, Black Sabbath were recording Vol. 4 in a Bel Air mansion. One afternoon ended with Bill Ward poisoned, rolling down a hillside, and Ozzy Osbourne deciding he’d be fine.