Since the 1980s, Gilles Peterson has been a pivotal figure in the club and festival scene, renowned for his genre-defying ...
“I just wanted to cram everything into a record that these people had ignored which left me everything.” – Lou Reed to Joe Smith for blankonblank The era of the late Sixties usually brings to mind the ...
Each month our Classic Album Sundays Patreon Members gather from all corners of the globe to explore, discuss and listen to ...
As just one of a plethora of bands so closely linked with the musical upheaval of the late 1970s, Blondie arguably remain the most iconic. From Debbie Harry’s frosty front-woman persona to the band’s ...
OK Computer is the first Radiohead album that truly shocked their fans. The band had been pinned as the “new Nirvana” after their debut album, Pablo Honey, and entered the rock charts with “Creep”.
“The most original band I’ve seen in New York. They’ve got it.” – David Bowie after seeing Television play at Club 82 “Television will wipe out the media.” – Patti Smith Photo by Godlis Television are ...
“When we were making Violator, even though we had no idea what the success of that album was going to be after we released it, there was definitely a feeling of breaking new ground.” – Dave Gahan, ...
After seeing the Sex Pistols perform at the Lesser Free Trade Hall in Manchester in 1976 and inspired by their DIY ethos and lack of great musical ability, several attendees ran out to form their own ...
“I think ‘The Wall’ is stupefyingly good. Christ! What a brilliant idea that was. It holds together so well.’ – Roger Waters As a lyricist, Pink Floyd singer, bassist and conceptualist Roger Waters ...
Talking Heads’ 1979 album ‘Fear of Music’ saw the band exploring new musical possibilities. Spurred by producer Brian Eno, the band experimented with sounds and the lyrical themes became more dark and ...
In A Silent Way, released in 1969, marked a transitional moment, not only in Miles Davis’s career but in the future development of jazz as a whole. Considered by many to be the first fusion recording, ...
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