Two Months Off – Underworld
By the time Emerging in 2002, Two Months Off had already secured Underworld's position as electronic alchemists.
Fender Telecaster – Six strings of straight talk
In the late 1940s, in a Fullerton, California, workshop, it first appeared. Leo Fender lacked guitar ability.
The Specials – Sound of ska rebellion
Coventry, late 1970s. grey skies; financial hardship; racial conflict. Not the obvious birthplace of a musical movement, but then again, nothing about The Specials was ever obvious.
Hellfest 2025
Hellfest 2025 is set to ignite Clisson, France, from June 19 to 22, delivering four days of unparalleled rock and metal performances.
Sabotage – Beastie Boys
Sabotage by the Beastie Boys isn’t just a song. It’s a live grenade thrown into a room full of suits who think they’ve got everything under control.
Interview of David Bowie (1977)
The 1977 interview with David Bowie is intriguing as it catches a time of major change in both his life and profession.
The Wall – Pink Floyd
You don't listen to The Wall. You live in it. You crawl through room by room, brick by brick, until the air gets too thick and the voice inside your head starts sounding an awful lot like Roger Waters.
What if Daft Punk had never worn their robot helmets?
Fame, funk, and the french touch unmasked
Interview of Keith Richards (1988)
The 1988 interview with Keith Richards is fascinating because it captures the iconic guitarist at a pivotal moment,
Black River Boogie – Big Soul
Strap in, music fiends, because Big Soul’s Black River Boogie is a sonic Molotov cocktail that explodes with gritty funk, bluesy swagger, and a rock ‘n’ roll pulse that could wake a coma patient.