Digital Love – Daft Punk
Released as the third single from Discovery in 2001, Digital Love is the instant. Wide open to the stars,
Dare – Human League
Sheffield's grey horizon was vibrating with a muted electronic storm in 1981. Dare glided in through the wires
To Be Honest – Christine And The Queens
To Be Honest that comes not as a blast but as a gentle, graceful descent. Feeling less like a pop song
Strong Enough – Sheryl Crow
Strong Enough is a strong hand on your shoulder at 2 a.m., a murmur that pierces deeper than a shout.
Interview of Oasis (2006)
The Lock the Box interview with Oasis is a raw and compelling snapshot of the band's turbulent charisma at their peak.
Yamaha DX7 Synthesizer – The voice of the 80s
It started with a bell rather than with a bang. Like an extraterrestrial signal, the Yamaha DX7's crystalline chime arose in 1983, a cold breeze slipping through the window of rock's analogue warmth.
Sign ☮︎ The Times – Prince
Released by Prince in March 1987, Sign the Times was a double album that came with inevitability rather than with hype.
Top 10 Most mind-blowing concerts in music history
From the sweaty club gigs that sparked revolutions to the massive stadium spectacles that seemed to defy the laws of physics, here’s a countdown of the ten most astonishing live performances ever.
5 things you didn’t know about Coldplay
Coldplay might be one of the most overexposed bands of the 21st century, but scratch the surface and you'll find some surprisingly odd chapters in their polished story.
Never Let Me Down Again – Depeche Mode
Beginning with a rumble, like an engine restarting in the dark. Then comes the mechanical but somehow alluring chugging synth line, drawing the listener into movement before the first word is sung.