Leigh Scully looks to her husband, and asks: “Have you been enjoying singing, darling?” “Music. Music. Music. I love it,” Peter Scully says, with a
Category: Music
Go hard or go home: why is hardcore punk enjoying a renaissance?
At the end of June this year thousands of people – from Scotland to Bulgaria, Chile to Singapore – gathered in an industrial estate in Manchester
Waxahatchee review – warm, rousing anthems about embracing change
Waxahatchee’s fifth album, Saint Cloud, came out on 27 March 2020, arriving into a changed world. Having made her name on crunchy indie rock, here
Raphael Rogiński: Žaltys review | Jude Rogers’ folk album of the month
Named after a Lithuanian snake spirit that supposedly brings families health and prosperity, Polish guitarist Raphael Rogiński’s hypnotic new album is filled with the heat
‘Sublime eternal love exists within each one of us’: David Lynch on music, friendship and life’s biggest mystery
‘Where we’re from,” says The Man from the Other Place in David Lynch’s TV series Twin Peaks, “there’s always music in the air.” The line
Lady Gaga and Céline Dion to perform duet at Paris 2024 Olympic opening ceremony
One posted photos of herself at the Louvre, gushing: “Every time I return to Paris, I remember there’s so much beauty and joy still to
Mercury prize 2024: Charli xcx, the Last Dinner Party and Beth Gibbons among nominees
Charli xcx has crowned the so-called summer of Brat – the name of her sixth album album, whose lurid green aesthetic has even reached the
Mungo Jerry frontman hopes new anti-piracy tech stops artists losing out
Mungo Jerry’s No 1 hit In the Summertime is one of the biggest-selling singles in history but it is also one of the most pirated
‘A life too immense for only one book’: Cher announces two-part memoir
Cher’s two-part memoir finally has a release date. Cher: The Memoir, Part One will be released on 19 November by Dey Street Books, an imprint
John Mayall was a lightning rod for the blues who changed the course of British music
Eric Clapton fled the Yardbirds in the spring of 1965, dismayed by the prospect of their latest single, For Your Love, bringing commercial success and