Described by his publicist as “presciently ahead of his time”, Wallinger was born in Prestatyn, Wales, working in a variety of roles within the music industry – including as the musical director of ...
You’ll have hopefully noticed that there’s a long interview with Jeff Tweedy in the new Uncut, hooked around Wilco’s excellent new album, Cousin. For the piece, I also spoke to the album’s producer ...
What’s This For…!, 1981’s second LP, maintained the danceable metal style but for 1982’s Revelations, Krautrock producer Conny Plank smoothed the rough edges. “Conny Plank was spinning round in his ...
As you’ll read in this new magazine, where 1985’s Biograph opened the door, the mission of the Bootleg Series (18 volumes and ...
A struggling debut album, a support slot with Nils Lofgren and an unexpected chain of events that launched Tom Petty & The ...
CD pressings and Britpop classics are soaring in value, while those dusty loft boxes may hold unexpected treasures ...
On Perfecth, Josh Homme disguises tenderness and classic songcraft beneath Queens Of The Stone Age's trademark riffs and ...
From Charles Mingus and Thelonious Monk to Sun Ra and Don Cherry, 21 albums that offer different routes into the rewarding ...
Kacy Lee Anderson steps out alone with a witty, spirited blend of country, folk and '60s pop, delivered with newfound ...
They were four college-rock outsiders. So how did they become one of the biggest bands in the world?
R.E.M. redefined what a successful band could look like. Here's how they went from college-rock outsiders to global stars ...
Dopamine Chamber finds Fontaines DC pushing further from their post-punk roots, pairing grand, atmospheric pop with Grian ...
Performed more than 1,100 times, “Brown Sugar” became the Rolling Stones song that finally proved too controversial to ignore ...
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