A trailer has arrived for a new documentary about David Bowie, Moonage Daydream. Directed by Brett Morgen (The Kid Stays In The Picture, Kurt Cobain: Montage Of Heck, Jane) the…
Suede announce new album Autofiction
Suede are set to return with the announcement of Autofiction, their ninth studio album, due for release on 16th September 2022 via BMG and available to pre-order here. Yesterday, Suede…
13 of the best and most iconic band logos
In our list of the best band logos we look at some of the most snazzy, most original and most memorable mastheads out there… Logos are integral to the music…
Rick Astley – Whenever You Need Somebody (2022 Remaster) OUT NOW
SPONSORED POST To mark its 35th Anniversary, @rickastley is reissuing his classic debut album Whenever You Need Somebody. Remastered at Abbey Road, it’s out today on CD, 2CD Deluxe and…
Review: xPropaganda – The Heart Is Strange
Nearly 40 years after A Secret Wish, Propaganda’s frontwomen reunite with their producer to reclaim their rightful place among synth-pop’s finest… All that we see or seem is but a…
Watch the video for the new song from Betty Boo, Shining Star
Betty Boo has shared the video to her new song, Shining Star. The track is the singer’s second release after her triumphant comeback back in January with Get Me To The…
Elton John announces new feature-length documentary
A brand new documentary telling the story of Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour as well as the singer’s early years has been announced. The generously-titled Goodbye Yellow Brick…
Interview: Tim Finn talks Split Enz, Forenzics
The co-founder of Split Enz, one half of Finn Brothers, and co-writer of Crowded House’s most successful studio album, Tim Finn discusses 50 years in the business and his new…
Conquering planet Earth – Duran Duran in the 80s
From dingy pub back rooms to tropical climes, the glamour and excess of the Duran Duran success story defined the 80s. However, becoming the biggest band in the world came…
Bernard Sumner: “There’s only one place to go once you hit Everest, and that’s down”
Perhaps one of pop’s most reluctant stars, Bernard Sumner of New Order has been behind some of the finest songs of the past 40-plus years. A couple of years back,…