Where The Streets Have No Name – U2
The opening of Where The Streets Have No Name unfolds like a slow reveal of landscape
Lenny Kravitz – Groove and seduction in human form
Born in New York City in 1964, Lenny Kravitz Growing up surrounded by music, culture, and a sense of identity that combined rock, funk, soul, and gospel
Interview of Freddie Mercury (1985)
The 1985 interview between Freddie Mercury and David Wigg is fascinating because it captures Mercury at a crucial moment in his career
You Know We Can’t Go Back – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Like a remembrance caught in motion, the first notes come along. Soft synths shimmer
Gibson Les Paul – A stone in the foundation of rock
The Gibson Les Paul first materialized in a workshop heavy with glue, metal dust, and the clinks of chisels in 1952
Bring On The Night – The Police
The restlessness in Bring on the Night hangs like neon on damp pavement. It crawls slowly
The Who – Sound carved in stone
Starting in the smoky pubs of Shepherd's Bush, young guys in crisp suits with amplifiers too loud for the space
I’ve All I Need – Liam Gallagher
Like a memory that never asked to be recalled, I've All I Need finds its beat.
5 things you didn’t know about AC/DC
AC/DC built a sonic wall with raw energy and sweat, yet some moments in their timeline feel almost unreal
Bad News – Moon Martin
The first bars of Bad News have a strangely magnetic quality. Sharp, clipped guitar strokes that sound like they've been cut right from the asphalt