Steve Albini, who recorded Nirvana’s In Utero, had a clear idea why Kurt Cobain was so uneasy about the band going mainstream ...

Driveway Ceiling’s album Death of the Walden Newspaper Co. is available for the first time on vinyl (black or opaque forest ...

Doctor and the Medics, Clive Jackson, talks about Spirit in the Sky and new album The Optimal Mystic, Andy Partridge and The ...

For those in the know, Martin Newell is one of the great English songwriters. He has produced records under a number of guises, most notably through The Cleaners From Venus. Their first burst of ...

It’s two years since Steve Hackett last toured the UK, and the group that turned up in York last night looks a little different. Roger King, Hackett’s keyboard player since the late nineties, has ...

Anthony Arya interview: the San Francisco singer-songwriter on his new single “The Dress”, Neil Young, busking in North Beach ...

A Rock ’n’ Roll Odyssey with Rory Gallagher, Dónal Gallagher talks to Jason Barnard about the man behind the guitar, Rory's career highlights and his place in Irish music and rock history.

Around 1989, as Colin Moulding remembers it, David Gilmour invited him down to the studio to play with Pink Floyd ahead of a world tour that would have taken the best part of a year. Colin thanked him ...

The Residents don’t give interviews, so when they have something to say, Homer Flynn says it for them. He is their art director, their spokesperson and part of the Cryptic Corporation that has looked ...

The Bobby Patrick Big Six were arguably among the pioneers of British rock music. Overlooked in their native Britain, the Glaswegian sextet was one of the first British groups to perform on the ...

Jason Barnard speaks with Jakko Jakszyk, lead vocalist and guitarist for King Crimson, about his memoir Who’s The Boy With The Lovely Hair?. From growing up as a music-loving teen to performing on ...

Judie Tzuke has always been slightly out of step with the story people wanted to tell about her. The industry tried to polish her into a pop star, but she was too honest, too much herself. When ‘Stay ...