Interview of Joe Strummer – The Clash (1988)
Capturing the late Clash front guy in a rare moment of reflective honesty, the 1988 Night Network interview with Joe Strummer is gripping since it combines his punk ethos with emerging maturity
A Night Like This – The Cure
Some songs develop like forgotten movie scenes, and A Night Like This runs in dark blue tones
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
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.
What If Blur and Oasis Made an Album Together ?
The great britpop ceasefire
White Noise – Gaz Coombes
White Noise has a relentless pulse at its center. White Noise, a song that sounds as though it is transmitting straight from inside of Gaz Coombes's creative engine room
Mezzanine – Massive Attack
It starts with a heartbeat covered in static; Angel's doorway creaks open to reveal a world where stress turns into rhythm and texture takes the place of song
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.
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.