In 2013, Arctic Monkeys released AM, their fifth studio album, heralding a stylistic reinvention that defied the conventions of their...

Drawing from her fascination with the myths and realities of American life, this album promises to be a reflective journey through her ...

Freebairn establishes himself as a formidable storyteller, weaving tales of love, loss, and resilience through melodies that are both ...

What’s Going On wasn’t simply an album; it was a deeply personal manifesto wrapped in an ambitious blend of jazz, soul, and orchestral ...

The album’s themes of loss and aging are deeply personal for Smith, who has faced the passing of his mother, father, and brother in ...

The studio at the time was filled with tension, marrying a punk ethos with a successful pop producer gave rise to some ill feelings ...

“I think a lot of people don’t know that we are a good live band, actually. They see a duo, and they think it’s going to be two people...

I was working in a suburban record shop that still carried vinyl in 1989. CDs had, by then, outstripped sales of vinyl. Some may remember...

The themes centre around fringe personalities that are down and out in New York.

In A Silent Way captures the humanity of Davis floating over a congruent musical bed of seemingly different musical styles.

Falkner stands alongside artists like XTC and Elvis Costello as a master of intelligent, well-crafted pop.

There were some glorious moments over his first 6 solo albums but nothing prepared me for the majesty of his 2004 opus, "You Are The Quarry"

Its dark overtones and disdain for the political class are underpinned by a kooky horn section, strange key changes, and a generally ...

Spring Hill Fair is a treasure waiting to be discovered—a moment of pure artistic expression from a band that dared to rewrite the rules...

The partnership was electric. Bowie arrived at Rodgers’ Montreux home with a twelve-string acoustic guitar and played the beginnings of ...

In 1956, Fitzgerald and Armstrong, two of the most iconic figures in jazz, came together for Ella And Louis, their inaugural collaboration.

Drawing from rockabilly, reggae, ska, R&B, and even jazz, it painted a panoramic portrait of a world on the brink.

But what comes next is a confounding track called ‘Big Black Car’. It could easily find a home on Twin Peaks or a David Lynch movie.

Released on May 26, 1992, Kiko would redefine Los Lobos, single-handedly dismantling the Mexican rock cover band myth in one album.

Cabretta was an outlier—its influences rooted in 1950s rock ’n’ roll and 1960s soul. DeVille’s reverence for the past ...