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Overmono turn a sold-out Old Royal Naval College show into a full live film
The film documents Overmono’s sold-out show at London’s Old Royal Naval College on August 7th, the release day of their second album, Pure Devotion.
TV Priest add fiddle and birdsong to new album ‘Cartoons’
‘Just So You Know’ is the third new song TV Priest have shared this year, ahead of new album Cartoons, out November 6th.
Willie J Healey announces October UK tour with new EP ‘143’
The ‘143’ EP mixes 4-track home recordings with sessions in New York alongside producer Loren Humphrey, who also made Healey’s 2023 album, Bunny.
DIIV share new single ‘Kid’ from album ZIRP!
The video was directed by Jaxon Whittington and filmed by vocalist Zachary Cole Smith’s son, Roy, and his friend Julian.
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SPOTLIGHT
Nick Mason on the man who invented “real rock ‘n’ roll”
Pink Floyd are often labelled prog rock, but for Nick Mason, their roots run through the rhythms of a Black American pioneer and the origins of rock ‘n’ roll
Why did David Bowie change his name?
Before Space Oddity made him a star he was David Jones, navigating confusion and identity, until he found his true artistic name
The influence of George Young on AC/DC
Many hail Angus and Malcolm Young as rock legends, but their older brother George quietly laid the groundwork, combining discipline, songwriting, production and hard graft
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The wild moment Ozzy Osbourne drugged a vicar
Speaking to GQ in 2020, the late Black Sabbath frontman recalled accidentally spiking his local vicar with a hash cake in the early 1970s.
How the vicious rivalry of Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce began
The feud began during a Graham Bond Organisation drum solo in the early 1960s, years before Cream made the pair famous.
John Lydon on Green Day: “the biggest load of fake nonsense”
Speaking on Steve Jones’ radio show, Lydon accused Green Day of “sucking up to the system” rather than beating it.
Roger Waters thinks one classic album ‘finished’ Pink Floyd
Speaking shortly after his 1985 departure, Waters argued the band’s biggest commercial success was also its undoing.
The British rock icons that Robert Smith loathes
Nearly 50 years into his career, Smith remains as candid as ever about the classic rock acts he can’t stand.
The moment Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison had a fight mid-set
At New York’s The Scene club in March 1968, a late-night jam between Jimi Hendrix and The McCoys turned into one of the era’s strangest brawls.
David Gilmour reflects on the indie icons he missed out on
Speaking to The Guardian in 2006, the Pink Floyd guitarist admitted his tastes had moved on from the era of Arctic Monkeys, Kaiser Chiefs and Franz Ferdinand.
The alternative metal band Robert Plant called essential listening
Robert Plant on Faith No More’s Introduce Yourself: “Listen to this – and if you don’t like it, fuck off.” Here’s why the Led Zeppelin icon holds the album in such high regard.
