Jimmy Page once named his favourite Led Zeppelin song
Jimmy Page once admitted that one Led Zeppelin track stands above the rest for him.
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Paris In The Spring review | Alexis Taylor stretches his palette on a curious but inconsistent record
Hot Chip frontman Alexis Taylor explores country, disco and electronic pop on his seventh solo album Paris In The Spring, but the genre-hopping experiment doesn’t always hold together.
Pearl & The Oysters return with new single ‘Wide Awake’
Pearl & The Oysters release ‘Wide Awake’, a new single shaped by the aftermath of the LA fires.
The one guitarist who made Brian May feel inferior: 'I couldn’t play'
Even Brian May once admitted that one guitarist’s playing left him feeling completely outclassed.
The surprising artist who called Bob Dylan 'a plagiarist'
Aside from The Beatles, Bob Dylan is probably the only musician from the classic period whose venerated status is unquestionable. It was he who kicked...
The Lemon Twigs share ‘I Just Can’t Get Over Losing You’ and announce new album
The Lemon Twigs return with new album Look For Your Mind! and single ‘I Just Can’t Get Over Losing You’.
Iceage share first new music since Seek Shelter with ‘Star’
Iceage release ‘Star’, a sweeping new love song and their first new music in several years.
Rostam explores Iranian and American identity on new album American Stories
The songwriter returns with American Stories, his first album since Changephobia.
Sean Solomon announces new album The World Is Not Good Enough
The Moaning songwriter returns with a new solo album and shares the reflective single ‘Remember’.
The Orielles share new single ‘Wasp’ ahead of album Only You Left
Manchester trio The Orielles preview their new album Only You Left with latest single ‘Wasp’.
Fred again.. releases ‘USB002 REMIXES’ featuring HAAi, Skream & Benga, Lil Silva and more
Fred again.. releases ‘USB002 REMIXES’, featuring reworks from HAAi, Lil Silva and Skream & Benga.
David Bowie’s favourite Velvet Underground album
The Velvet Underground’s 1967 debut left a profound mark on David Bowie’s artistic world.
