Every 1960s act was living in the shadow of The Beatles in many respects, but Jimi Hendrix was interested in subverting what the Fab Four had done.

In fact, Dylan proved so influential on Ray Davies and the gang that his album Bringing It All Back Home became an unavoidable influence when crafting their legendary anthem, ‘Sunny Afternoon’. As you ...

"It's one of the finest songs ever. Brilliant melodies," said the Killers' Brandon Flowers, who covered the song with the ...

The limited-edition (499) Record Store Day exclusive of the aptly named The Murder Collection, which presents the compilation ...

South African guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter Ross Harding has announced new band name Ross Harding & The Dark Hearts for ...

Small Faces. The Autumn Stone. In three gloriously chaotic years between 1965 and ’68 these East End ravers notched up ...

The 1979 collaboration between Greenslade keyboard player Dave Greenslade and fantasy artist, the late Patrick Woodroffe, The ...

There’s no 5,000% tariff on vinyl — yet — so it may be a good time to score some only moderately high-priced LPs this weekend ...

Following Michael Hurley’s death on 1 April, Ryan Meehan tracks the outsider folk singer and cartoonist’s journeys across America and remembers the restless bohemian spirit that powered them ...

The brand new issue of Prog is on sale now! Featuring Hawkwind, Big Big Train, Solstice, IQ, The Flower Kings, Judge Smith ...

The late, great Lou Reed’s long, twisty solo career was full of peaks and valleys. One of the peaks came in 1982, when Reed got together with the former Richard Hell guitarist Robert Quine and ...