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As the iconic guitarist celebrates his 60th birthday, we're looking back at a classic interview...

An essay on the sociopolitical themes in the lyrics written by Joe Strummer, lead singer of The Clash, has inspired the debate about the impact popular songs have on an individual’s ideological views

By day, he made ads promoting musicians from Pearl Jam to the Rolling Stones, and by night he frequented bars, clubs, restaurants and parties, always with a camera at the ready.

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From Sylvia Plath to Joy Division, the Cure co-founder examines the roots and impact of the oft-maligned subculture

I hear words I never heard in the Bible...

It starts south of Boston, both the story and the conversation. “My heart is in Massachusetts,” Dicky Barrett tells me, recently spending some time in his hometown of Norwood, catching up with old friends, including Jerry Lehane of the Dogmatics, a Boston-based, self-described garage band, who are keeping up the homegrown-gig tradition. The Dogmatics, like […]

We spoke with Lol Tolhurst about how his upbringing shaped The Cure, the texts and films that inspired the goth subculture, and more.

Brian Setzer made rockabilly cool again and revitalised the big band sound in the era of grunge. With a blazing new album, The Devil Always Collects, he opens up on his creative processes and shows us

This guitar is ‘heavy as all get out.’