“A real actor’s director”: The filmmaker Samuel L Jackson was honoured to work with
Samuel L Jackson is a phenomenon, and he has been rightfully afforded the privilege of working with a plethora of cinema's ...
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The Spin Doctors: The band Roger Daltrey compared to The Who
What comes to mind when you think of The Who? Perhaps you hum the iconic introduction to ‘Baba O’Riley’, reflect on the ...
The Nina Simone song written the day after Martin Luther King Jr was murdered
Nina Simone was one of the most emotive singers out there, she was able to pack a great deal into her tracks and this is clear on her song about MLK Jr.
Tommy Lee Jones explains how Clint Eastwood influenced his career: “He was teaching me”
Tommy Lee Jones discusses working with Clint Eastwood on the 2000 film Space Cowboys and how it was the most fun he's had ...
Clinic Stars – ‘Only Hinting’ album review: a beautifully dreamy debut
Michigan dream-pop newcomers Clinic Stars are releasing their debut album, 'Only Hinting', a dreamy, ethereal slowcore record ...
The band Keith Richards called the heart of rock and roll: “These cats know their blues”
Keith Richards could have trademarks for rock and roll, but he thought these blues aficionados had the heart of the genre.
Post-punk personified: Lydia Lunch on the song that captured the “disaffected youth” of the 1970s
No-wave icon Lydia Lunch had a front-row seat to the development of punk in New York, and she always maintained an appreciation for figures like Richard Hell.
The artist Robert Plant claims to listen to every single day: “What a singer”
Robert Plant might be ingrained into hard rock history, but he knew nothing could compare to listening to this singer once a day.