The Smashing Pumpkins – An alchemy of distortion
Starting in Chicago's underground scene, the Smashing Pumpkins cleared a route across walls of noise and waves of emotional necessity
Down On The Street – The Stooges
Down On The Street established Fun House's tone in July 1970 with a groove cut straight from the road
5 things you didn’t know about David Bowie
Bowie’s life was a work of art in motion but a few chapters read like surreal fiction.
Party Monster – The Weeknd
Like headlights going across smoke, the synths gently sneak in. Released in 2016 on Starboy, Party Monster slowly sets its scene
Björk – Born of ice and sound
Her first visit to a Reykjavík studio was when she was eleven. Her voice already combined sharpness with something wild and unfettered
Nothing Can Come Between Us – Sade
Some form of grace requires no ornamentation. Released in 1988 as the third single from Stronger Than Pride
Top 10 unreleased Prince songs
Prince composed songs the way others breathe, constantly, instinctively, and with unshakable purpose. His creativity overflowed like a storm of sound, blending funk, soul, rock, jazz, and pure invention into timeless forms.
Phoenix Festival 1996 – The Prodigy
Under the July sunshine, the 1996 Phoenix Festival blazed hotly and vividly, but The Prodigy really set the field on fire.
I Want To Take You Higher – Sly and The Family Stone
Sly Stone lived in that groove, that beat that transcends the years, that groove that never fades.
What If Blur and Oasis Made an Album Together ?
The great britpop ceasefire