Right Between The Ears: Graham Gouldman
❉ The British pop hitmaker waxes lyrical about Wax, his post-10cc collaboration with the late Andrew Gold.
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‘Who Are You’ at 40: Jon Astley Talks
❉ Eoghan Lyng talks with the co-producer of The Who’s last grand statement, released 40 years ago today.
Let The Good Times Roll: Kenney Jones Talks
❉ We chat with the ertswhile drummer for The Small Faces, Faces and The Who, whose autobiography, Let the Good Times Roll, is out 31st May.
Tomorrow, The Rat: Rat Scabies Talks
❉ Legendary Damned sticksman chats with We Are Cult’s Eoghan Lyng, previewing his debut solo album.
Black Light White Light – ‘Horizons’ reviewed
❉ This is modern day psychedelia that gives Tame Impala a run for its money, writes Eoghan Lyng.
Torgeir Waldemar – ‘Jamais Vu’ reviewed
❉ The Norwegian Man In Black is on a Delta Blues blender. “Reinterpreting tracks from his first two albums Torgeir guarantees this isn’t recycling, promising fans […]
The best worst album ever – The story of ‘Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends’
❉ Martin Ruddock dusts off a true cult album, by the eccentric media figure and shock-rock pioneer.
Watch Closely Now! ‘A Star Is Born’ 40 years on
❉ Evergreen! Shagpile rugs! That perm! Sex in a bathtub! Mega outdoor concerts! More F-Bombs than you can count! ‘A Star Is Born’ is camp as Christmas itself.
‘Freddie Mercury: An Illustrated Life’ reviewed
❉ This month sees the 25th anniversary of Freddie Mercury’s death, as we review the latest biography of the iconic showman.