THE SHEER EMOTIONAL POWER OF PUBLIC IMAGE LIMITED IS SOMETIMES overlooked. But John Lydon’s pain, and catharsis, have been keynotes right from the start: with the venting, accusatory 1978 single ...

RELEASED IN 1973, Queen’s debut album presented a hugely promising, if a little patchy, snapshot of the future global superstars. While overflowing with ideas and ambition, on Queen I, Freddie Mercury ...

Last month, Bruce Springsteen released Streets Of Minneapolis, a protest song denouncing “King Trump and his private army” following the killing of Alex Pretti ...

Phil Collins discusses his long-running war or words with Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher, and opens up about his battles with ...

On what would have been New York Dolls guitarist Johnny Thunders' 74th birthday, friends and bandmates sift the man and his ...

Peter Buck: “When we decided it was the end, I felt fine with it. That was the story – it had a beginning and an end. I was happy with the whole arc, and we were all young enough to go off and do ...

On their second collaborative album, Animal Collective’s Panda Bear and Spacemen 3’s Sonic Boom create a psychedelic retreat ...

Feeling redundant at the age of 27, post-Beatles Paul McCartney would compare his predicament to that of the astronauts who’d returned from the moon: “What do you want to do with the rest of your life ...

Metal icons Iron Maiden celebrate their 50th anniversary by staging their own festival 'Eddfest' at iconic Knebworth Park.

On the anniversary of its release, MOJO traces the clubland origins and international success of Sade's era-defining '80s ...

Playing Love Sick at the Grammys in ’98, Bob Dylan’s band gained an unexpected member. A mystery figure until now Michael Portnoy – aka Soy Bomb Guy – reveals all to MOJO. Bob Dylan was not yet three ...