During his first decade as a recording artist, Michael Kiwanuka did so much to expand his musical parameters and upend ...

Laurence Jones was thrilled when he was sent his first Marshall amp after turning professional at 17, but soon realised he ...

Buy Living In The Material World here The rebirth of Richard Alpert is one you can imagine George Harrison being more than a little envious of. Born in Boston, Alpert was an associate of Timothy Leary ...

Neurosurgeons scream for more… As you’ll discover in this deluxe and expanded Ultimate Music Guide, when we speak of King Crimson, we’re really speaking of Robert Fripp, the guitarist and sole member ...

Jack White has shared a new track, "You Got Me Searching", which is the B-side to his next single, and a slew of US tour dates ...

You want it darker? In our introductions to other decades in this series, we’ve often spoken about bold innovations, and how the key recordings made in the period reflected wider cultural change.

The first trailer for Martin Scorsese ‘s upcoming documentary, Beatles ’64 has been released. You can watch it below. THE REVIEW OF 2024, NICK CAVE, ALICE COLTRANE, ELVIS COSTELLO, KRIS KRISTOFFERSON, ...

The Garcia estate has partnered with AI voice company ElevenLabs to bring his voice to its Iconic Listening Experience on the ElevenReader app. Garcia’s voice model adds to a list of other artifically ...

Mel Brooks' 1974 spoof western isn't a patch on The Producers or Young Frankenstein, due to a lacklustre script. What memorable moments there are come courtesy of Cleavon Little's hip black ...

This album from Detroit electro-garage band, Electric Six, invites the listener to consider two obvious reference points. One being Dynasty, the abysmal 1979 disco album by stadium rock clowns ...

There's a certain voyeuristic thrill in discovering music that was never meant to be heard. So it was when Sub Pop released Iron & Wine's first album, The Creek Drank The Cradle, 18 months ago.

Not just an epic three-hour Oscar-winning adaptation of Tom Wolfe's best-selling account of the infamous Cold War 'race to space', nor simply a showcase for the burgeoning talents of messrs Quaid ...