Robert Forster
Co-leader of cult Aussie indie rockers The Go-Betweens, Robert Forster chats to Denzil Watson about new solo LP ‘Strawberries’ and his upcoming October UK tour.
John McKay
Resurfacing with his debut solo album ‘Sixes And Sevens’, legendary former Siouxsie and the Banshees guitarist John McKay chats about his time with the post-punk outfit and his current projects
Spear Of Destiny
Denzil Watson speaks to Sear of Destiny’s Kirk Brandon about their heavy-touring schedule and 'Janus', their new double album,.
Cathode Ray
Jeremy Thoms. the frontman in Edinburgh experimental outfit The Cathode Ray, speaks to John Clarkson about its fifth album, 'Advance Retreat'.
Sir Tim Rice
Award-winning lyricist Sir Tim Rice talks to Nick Dent-Robinson about his new stage show, 'My :Life in Musicals - I Know Him So Well', in which he presents performed extracts from his own songs and talks about them.
Brian Wilson
Malcolm Carter reflects on the impact of him of Brian Wilson’s music and sixty years as a fan,
Brian Wilson
Nick Dent-Robinson pays tribute to Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys who died in June.
Crystal Teardrop
With Rob Hadley on photos, Cherry Holiday watches 60’s-influenced band The Crystal Teardrop play the launch gig for their outstanding debut album, ‘The Teardrop Is Forming’.
Waterboys
Steev Burgess enjoys an euphoric set from The Waterboys at The Roundhouse in London.
Jack Frost
In our Re: View section, in which we look back at albumsfrom the past, Dixie Ernill examines a new box set from Jack Frost, the 1990’s side project of Grant McLennan of The Go-Betweens and Steve Kilbey from The Church, which collects together their two albums plus extra material.
Brian Wilson
In commemoration of Brian Wilson who died in June, Lisa Torem draws from the former Beach Boys’ co-founder and solo artist’s vast songwriting collection to choose her ten favourite songs from him.
Chicago
In Video Vault Tommy Gunnarsson reflects on the video for Chicago’s ‘Stay the Night’ which he describes as “a classic.”
Morrissey
Andrew Twambley takes photos of Morrissey at the Viictoria Warehouse in Mancehester.
Pogues
Andrew Twambley takes photos of the reformed Pogues at the Apollo in Manchester.
Garbage
Uncompromising journey through darkness and light on sixth album from post-punk act Garbage
Pulp
Remarkable comeback album of quirky genius, their first in 24 years, from Pulp