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Ultravox, John Foxx: Q&A: John Foxx
Interview by Kieron Tyler, The Arts Desk, 2 September 2016
The leader of the original Ultravox on challenging the punk era's orthodoxies and the band as an art project ...
Retrospective and Interview by Chris Campion, The Guardian, 8 September 2016
David Bowie is rumoured to have written a score to the sci-fi classic that's locked up in some vault. But the truth is much stranger ...
Nick Cave: One More Time with Nick Cave
Report and Interview by Toby Creswell, Rock's Backpages, January 2017
"NICK IS NAVIGATING a completely new world," says Andrew Dominik of his friend Nick Cave. That world began eighteen months ago when Cave's teenage son ...
NOFX: Why Vinyl Matters: Fat Mike
Book Excerpt by Jennifer Otter Bickerdike, 'Why Vinyl Matters' (ACC Editions), January 2017
FAT MIKE, BORN Mike Burkett, is an American musician and producer. He is the bassist and lead vocalist for the punk rock band NOFX and ...
Book Review by Ian Penman, London Review of Books, 5 January 2017
IN 1975, DAVID BOWIE was in Los Angeles pretending to star in a film that wasn't being made, adapted from a memoir he would never ...
Obituary by Dave Laing, The Guardian, 9 January 2017
Singer-songwriter who topped the charts in 1969 with 'Where Do You Go to (My Lovely)' ...
David Bowie: How David Bowie, Brian Eno Revolutionized Rock on Low
Retrospective by Will Hermes, Rolling Stone Online, 13 January 2017
Singer-songwriter, producer devised 'a new musical language' in Berlin with help from Tony Visconti ...
Loyle Carner: I believe in yesterday
Interview by Lisa Verrico, The Sunday Times, 26 February 2017
Losing his stepdad made him the rapper he is today ...
Loyle Carner: I believe in yesterday
Profile and Interview by Lisa Verrico, The Sunday Times, 26 February 2017
Losing his stepdad made him the rapper he is today. ...
Working at the Artists' Garage: Excerpts from Michael Goldberg's Untitled
Book Excerpt by Michael Goldberg, Neumu Press, March 2017
Michael Goldberg's rock 'n' roll coming-of-age novel, Untitled, has just been published. "Oral prose," writes Larry Beckett, the brilliant poet and songwriter who penned the ...
Obituary by Chris Charlesworth, Rock's Backpages, March 2017
THANKS TO HIS duck walk, the way he swung the neck of his guitar around and those nifty little bent-note licks that opened his songs, ...
Thundercat: Gorilla, Manchester
Live Review by Dorian Lynskey, The Guardian, 26 March 2017
The gifted bassist and Kendrick Lamar sidekick twists fusion, soul and hip-hop into magical shapes. ...
Mike + the Mechanics: Engineering a New Future
Profile and Interview by David Burke, Classic Pop, April 2017
It may have begun as a side project away from Genesis while Phil Collins tried to sort out his marital difficulties, but Mike + the ...
Review by Holly Gleason, Paste, 6 April 2017
IN THE SEVEN YEARS since Karen Elson's The Ghost Who Walks, there have been glimpses of the woman who was to emerge on Double Roses. ...
Patrick Adams: A Celebration of Patrick Adams
Retrospective and Interview by Jason King, Red Bull Academy Magazine, 8 May 2017
Exploring the back catalogue of the black musical genius whose work defined '70s and '80s soul, funk, disco and post-disco ...
Harry Styles: teen star turned serious player?
Profile by Jude Rogers, The Observer, 14 May 2017
He was boyband One Direction's most high-profile pin-up. But as his debut solo album proves, behind the marketing lies a smart young man ...
Rod Stewart: Sir Rod Stewart: "Maggie May? I prefer Theresa May!"
Profile and Interview by Adrian Deevoy, Event Magazine, 28 May 2017
Wake up, Theresa, I think I've got something to say to you... which is that you may be PM, Mrs May, but you're also "a fair ...
Depeche Mode's Dave Gahan: "Why I don't understand my own band"
Profile and Interview by Kate Mossman, New Statesman, 1 June 2017
WHEN NEIL TENNANT of the Pet Shop Boys was the assistant editor of Smash Hits, he made the following observation: ...
Retrospective by Jude Rogers, The Guardian, 7 June 2017
In the early 90s, a trio from south-east England set out to fulfil pop's potential. Nearly 30 years later, they're still making bold, inventive music. ...
Lorde talks second albums and night-time energy on the eve of Australian tour
Profile and Interview by Andrew Stafford, Sydney Morning Herald, the, 16 June 2017
I'M TOLD I CAN call her Ella: Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O'Connor is quite a mouthful. The single-syllable name by which she is better known, though, ...
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