“A year and a half ago, maybe, I said to my manager, I don’t think we’ll be doing any more albums,” Simple Minds frontman Jim ...
After divorce, cancer, and complications from both, Queens Of The Stone Age's ninth album Perfecth finds Josh Homme in a ...
As he releases his new solo album, Black Sabbath's guitarist talks Ozzy, ABBA, being pals with Christopher Lee and having ...
Papier mâché headed two-piece “Khn and Klek” travel down the heavier end of their intricate mictrotonal jams spectrum at ...
Twenty years after Richey Edwards’ final bow as a Manic Street Preacher, his bandmates honoured their departed friend by playing The Holy Bible in entirety for three nights at London’s Roundhouse. The ...
Back in the early 80s the nihilistic, fright-wigged peperami of early performances by theatrical Melbourne spleen-punkers The Birthday Party appeared on a collision course with destruction, and when ...
Fairport Convention guitarist and folk's master misanthrope delivers one of the darkest, bleakest - and best - albums of his ...
“There are no cute boys on tour,” laments Bikini Kill’s Kathleen Hanna at 1995’s Summersault Festival in Melbourne. “What about Pavement?” her friend Tamra Davis suggests. Hanna looks doubtful. “I don ...
Never Mind The Bollocks Here’s The Sex Pistols is regarded today as one of the finest and most important albums of all time. But its creation during the summer of 1977 was marred by violent attacks on ...
Its release delayed following his recent stroke, Michael Kiwanuka’s fifth album presents the singer at his rawest and most ...
Fontaines D.C.'s Grian Chatten on the isolated sessions for new album Dopamine Chamber, working with Rosalía, and a potential ...
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